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Forgotten Rules (IRE) b g 9th Mar 2010
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Review leopardstown 5th Apr
Rose De Pierre took her game to a new level to land the Heritage Stakes at LeopardstownWed 05th Apr
Torcedor impresses on debut for Harrington
Torcedor blitzed his better fancied rivals in the concluding Spin 1038 Race, scoring on his first start for Jessica Harrington. Wed 05th Apr
Leopardstown preview
Students will be out in force again at Leopardstown on Wednesday, with the Heritage Stakes the highlight on a seven-race card. Wed 05th Apr
Payment for Bolger fans with Curragh brace
Jim Bolger completed a Curragh double when the three-year-old Teofilo colt Twilight Payment showed real grit to come out on top in the Listed Sycamore Lodge Equine Hospital Loughbrown Stakes. Sun 25th Sep
St George a facile winner of the St Leger
Order Of St George ran out a facile winner of the Palmerstown House Estate Irish St Leger providing his trainer Aidan O'Brien with a Group 1 treble and his jockey Joseph O'Brien with a Group 1 double. Sun 13th Sep
Review curragh 28th Jun
Diamondsandrubies ran out a gutsy winner from the front to land the Sea The Stars Pretty Polly Stakes at the CurraghSun 28th Jun
Bondi Beach leads home O'Brien one-two
Stablemates Bondi Beach and Order Of St George fought out a thrilling final furlong battle with the former winning by a short head to give Aidan O'Brien the Group Three Curragh Cup. Sun 28th Jun
Review navan 17th May
Gold Cup ante-post favourite Forgotten Rules made an impressive start to the campaign as he resisted the strong challenge of Answered to take the Coolmore Vintage Crop Stakes at NavanSun 17th May
Forgotten Rules in Vintage Crop cracker
Forgotten Rules had to dig deep to fend off Answered in what was a cracking renewal of the Group 3 Vintage Crop Stakes. Sun 17th May
Rules sets the pulses racing again in finale
Dermot Weld made it seven winners for the week at Ballybrit and a double on the day with his stable jockey Pat Smullen when Forgotten Rules again impressed in the concluding Guinness Race. Fri 01st Aug
Review galway 1st Aug
Tony Martin has enjoyed a terrific Galway Festival and the County Meath handler added another feature race to his tally when Artful Artist took the valuable Guinness HandicapFri 01st Aug
McManus trio aimed at Blazers
The best the JP McManus seven could manage in the Galway Plate on Wednesday was 10th place but the champion owner could land a consolation prize in Friday's Guinness Galway Blazers Handicap Chase. Fri 01st Aug
Review punchestown 29th Apr
Sizing Europe rolled back the years to land the Boylesports.com Champion Chase on the first day of the Punchestown FestivalTue 29th Apr
Stewards take action after bumper
See below - Robbie McNamara gets five day ban for weighing in 'over' whilst Kevin Power, Philip Fenton and Akito hit with big sanctions in running and riding enquiry. Tue 29th Apr
Day 1 rounded off in cracking style by Rules
Rarely does any horse live up to their billing, particularly an unraced bumper performer, in the style with which the Moyglare Stud Farm-owned and Dermot Weld-trained Forgotten Rules (evens) landed the finale on day one of the Punchestown Festival, the Finlay Motor Group INH Flat Race. Tue 29th Apr
I was very pleased with the performance and I thought it was an excellent renewal of the race. Two very brave and high class stayers fought it out. Not taking anything away from the second he's a very good horse. He had the benefit of a run and was getting 5lb so I thought it was an excellent performance by Forgotten Rules on his first run back. I'm pleased with the way he handled the drying ground and it augurs well for his future. The obvious logical next step is the Ascot Gold Cup and the only caveat I would have is that he would never want the ground too firm.
D K Weld
He's potentially a very, very nice horse. We've always liked him. He's a stayer with speed and that's obviously what I enjoy training. We've taken our time with him . we've been very patient. He's only four and there's lots to look forward too. I'll speak to the owners and we'll decide what to do. He might even be left off for the summer.
D K Weld
