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Review punchestown 24th Apr
Henry de Bromhead's crack two-miler Sizing Europe displayed courage as well as talent as he claimed the boylesports.com Champion Chase at PunchestownTue 24th Apr
Sir Des Champs survives last fence scare
Sir Des Champs cemented his position among the most exciting young chasers around when surviving a last fence scare in the Grade 1 Growise Champion Novice Chase at Punchestown. Tue 24th Apr
Review limerick 1st Apr
Frisco Depot stepped up from his fine run behind the extra-smart Flemenstar last time to take the feature Hugh McMahon Memorial Novice Chase at LimerickSun 01st Apr
Frisco fabulous in Limerick feature
Frisco Depot went on in the closing stages to run out a convincing winner of the Hugh McMahon Memorial Novice Chase at Limerick. Sun 01st Apr
Review naas 11th Mar
Flemenstar cemented his position as one of the most exciting young prospects in Ireland with an outstanding display of jumping to land the Naas Directors Plate Novice Chase at NaasSun 11th Mar
Flemenstar completes four-timer for Casey
Flemenstar boosted his considerable profile when completing a four-timer in the Grade 3 Naas Directors Plate Novice Chase at Naas today, much to the satisfaction of his enthusiastic trainer Peter Casey. Sun 11th Mar
Quietly takes advantage of favourite's exit
Small fields often throw up strange results and so it proved in the four-runner W T O'Grady Memorial EBF Novice Chase where Quietly Fancied (8/1) came home over 50 lengths clear of sole remaining rival Glenlo Abbey (40/1). Thu 19th Jan
Review fairyhouse 1st Jan
Frisco Depot made a successful start to life over fences with a narrow victory in the Ratoath Community Beginners Chase at FairyhouseSun 01st Jan
Frisco proves best in thriller
The Dessie Hughes-trained Frisco Depot won a four-horse thriller to claim the beginners chase at Fairyhouse. Sun 01st JanReview naas 10th Nov
Staying Article looked a bright prospect when making a successful debut over jumps at NaasWed 10th Nov
Frisco sees it out best
Frisco Depot saw out the two mile three furlong trip better than Shot From The Hip and Cottrelsbooley in the Kingsfurze Maiden Hurdle to land a bit of a gamble for owner Gerry Burke, trainer Dessie Hughes and rider Paddy Flood at Naas. Wed 10th Nov
Cooper is King half-an-hour on
Bryan Cooper gained compensation for his unseat from Asiya in the 3.10 when half-an-hour later he guided The Shepherd King to a good success for his father Tom in the CCTV Venue Control Maiden Hurdle at Galway. Sun 24th Oct
Harrington doubles up with Outlook
Jessica Harrington recorded a double when Auspicious Outlook ran out a game winner of the concluding Betchronicle.com Bumper at Punchestown. Fri 23rd Apr
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
He had a good run last time (second to Flemenstar) and prefers that better ground,. Bryan keeps his mounts very collected and I'm lucky to have him. He could go to Punchestown for a novice handicap next.
D T Hughes
That was a good race I'd say and I'm delighted with him as he showed a lot of guts. The only hurdle he missed was the last where he landed flat-footed. He doesn't seem to mind that ground and he had run well at Galway over two miles first time back. He should be a nice novice hurdler over a trip and we'll look for something over two and a half miles for him now.
D T Hughes
