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Review gowran park 11th Dec
Alaivan starred in a 51-1 treble for jockey Andrew McNamara at Gowran Park, in the process leaping to the head of the betting for the Triumph Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival with an impressive jumping debutFri 11th Dec
Luska Lad back on track
It is amazing what one below-par run can do to the betting public's view of a horse and there is little doubt that without a poor effort at Thurles to his name a fortnight back, Luska Lad would have been a short-priced favourite for the Chia Booster Novice Hurdle. Fri 11th DecReview gowran park 24th Nov
Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh took the honours at Gowran as they teamed up for a short-priced double with easy winners Enterprise Park and Doctor DeejayTue 24th Nov
Light left clear after run-in drama
Gallant Light proved best in a dramatic finish to the second division of the maiden hurdle at Gowran. Tue 24th Nov
Review punchestown 28th Oct
Sweeps Hill and Tony McCoy edged out Some Present in what was an unsatisfactory race for the Tote Sports Lounge Novice Hurdle at PunchestownWed 28th Oct
Shinrock battles to success on hurdling debut
Shinrock Paddy produced a gutsy front-running performance to get off the mark over hurdles in the Punchestown Event Centre Maiden Hurdle. Wed 28th Oct
He's just taken a long time to come right. He was hobdayed before he ever ran and had another wind op in the spring,. It's taken him a while to organise his breathing and Robbie said he was glad that the wind was on his back and not in his face as that would effect one with a wind problem. We'll head to a winners race with him now rather than a handicap as he needs to learn a bit more. He's a real chaser in the making. He's had a lot of problems though and very nearly went to the sales, he was entered twice.
Mrs John Harrington
