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Knockmehill Lady (IRE) b f 2005
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The superscript number on headgear bl2 indicates number of times worn. A plus bl+ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl1indicates first time.
For A Finish defies top weight
Trainer Eoin Doyle has a strike rate in recent days which a Champion Trainer would be proud of and recorded his fourth win from his last eight runners, when For A Finish made virtually all to win the New Self Service Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse today Wed 21st Nov
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
Review fairyhouse 15th Feb
Galileo's Choice may well have booked his Cheltenham Festival place after coasting to victory in the Easter Festival 8th-10th April Novice Hurdle at FairyhouseWed 15th Feb
Mullins adds to Vast tally
Willie Mullins registered his 110th winner this term, almost double the number of winners of his nearest pursuer (Noel Meade on 56 winners) in this season’s Trainers’ Championship title, when his Vast Consumption, under Paul Townend, won the www.fairyhouse.ie Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse today. Wed 15th Feb
Gannon overcomes adversity to record third winner
Trainer Michelle Gannon has overcome much adversity in recent times and gained a deserving third career winner when her Knockmehill Lady won the Home Of Ladbrokes Irish Grand National Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse today. Wed 15th Feb
She's only small but is as tough as nails and has a great heart. I'm lucky to have her and we'll see what the handicapper does next.
Miss M M Gannon
that's brilliant, I'm delighted! My first winner was five years ago today but I had a bad accident, in a fall from a horse, about two years ago and it's amazing I'm still here - I nearly died and was in intensive care for four and a half weeks. They originally thought I would be paralysed but I got great support from my mother and husband and today's win is my third. All my wins have been with mares - I seem to get on well with the mares! . I was hoping to get my jockey's license back and am still determined to get it back. I have just two horses in training but have a public gallop which trainers like Enda Bolger, Edward O'Grady and Philip Fenton use.
Miss M M Gannon
