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Caduceus (IRE) b g 1st Jun 2004
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No bother to Foritsa in landing the hat-trick
On a day where the locals dominated at Bettyville courtesy of Mikey Fogarty, Paul Nolan, Liz Doyle and Colm Murphy, New Ross owner and trainer Harry Williams and Gordon Doyle got in on the act when Foritsa put his third win in a row on the board in the Arctic Tack Stud Veterans Handicap Chase. Mon 17th Mar
Double up for Cooper on Coole Avenue
Bryan Cooper rode a double at Galway as he brought 11/4 favourite Coole Avenue home for his father Thomas in the two mile six handicap hurdle. Mon 29th Oct
Listowel ground remains unchanged
The ground remains unchanged for today's eight-race card at Listowel which features the Guinness Kerry National. Wed 19th Sep
Review punchestown 8th May
A dramatic turnaround at the final fence left the way clear for the Edward Harty-trained Like Your Style to take the feature race at Punchestown, the valuable Aon Handicap ChaseTue 08th May
Well backed Caduceus scores again
The fourth and final chase at Punchestown this evening, the Grade B, '3' Pat Taaffe Handicap Chase went to the well supported favourite Caduceus for trainer Pat Hughes with Paul Townend in the saddle. Tue 08th May
A measure of compensation for Hughes
Having earlier seen his odds-on favourite Teelin Star disappoint in the point-to-point bumper, Caduceus gave trainer Pat Hughes cause for celebration by landing the ComfyBed Novice Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse under Paul Townend. Mon 09th Apr
Review fairyhouse 9th Apr
Lion Na Bearnai proved his Navan success was no fluke by grinding out a determined victory in the Ladbrokes Irish Grand National at FairyhouseMon 09th Apr
Review clonmel 8th Mar
The Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase carried the most prize money on a typically competitive Clonmel card and Caduceus (14/1) ran out a decisive winnerThu 08th Mar
Carroll returns with a winner
Tim Carroll made a dream return from injury when partnering Caduceus to a 14/1 victory in the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase on his first ride back from a broken arm. Thu 08th Mar
Caduceus another for punters at Naas
Favourite backers continued on their merry way at Naas when Caduceus joined Grey Soldier and Captain Cee Bee as market-leading winners when he landed the More Ante-Post Value On Betfair Maiden Hurdle by thirteen lengths. Sat 06th FebReview fairyhouse 17th Jan
Racing made a welcome return from its weather-enforced absence and Ruby Walsh and Willie Mullins both celebrated with trebles at FairyhouseSun 17th Jan
Caduceus proves tough customer in bumper
Caduceus, winner of a Donore point-to-point, made a winning debut 'under rules' when claiming the concluding bumper at Punchestown. Thu 15th Oct
I thought he was a good horse one time, and he looked well handicapped today although he had lost his way. He was cantering when he burst in Wexford last time but he hasn't burst either before or since. He'll stay handicap chasing and he'll be better on better ground. I quietly fancied him today but you couldn't back him.
P Hughes
He'd keep going all day - there's definitely no need to do a test on him for a speed gene! He is a nice horse from a great old family - the Carrigeens (he is a half-brother to that good mare, Carrigeen Kalmia). I don't think we need to step him up in trip yet but hopefully he'll be a good three mile chaser in time (he's already won a point-to-point).
P Hughes
He's tough and being from the Carrigeen family is a chaser out and out,. He'll go hurdling shortly, probably over 2m4f as he's an out and out stayer.
P Hughes
