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Colgan completes a 41/1 double on Lad
Jumping was the name of the game as Araglen Lad made all in the Irish Racing Yearbook Handicap Chase to provide rider Robbie Colgan, successful earlier in the handicap hurdle on Balrath Hope, with a double. Sat 23rd Nov
First winner for Howard as Musa wins easily
Musawama ran out a very easy winner of the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase, providing his trainer Danny Howard with his first winner. Thu 07th Nov
One Fine Morning delights his connections
One Fine Morning (5/1) easily reeled in front-running Jakros and powered away from the second last to win in Limerick for JP McManus, Ronald O’Leary and Alain Cawley. Mon 14th Oct
Queiros takes the feature at Tramore
The Henry De Bromhead trained Queiros Bleu made a successful return to chasing, as he took the feature race at Tramore this evening, the Pat Woodbyrne Memorial Handicap Chase. Thu 15th Aug
Review tramore 12th Oct
Instant Impacked confirmed his liking for the two-mile track at Tramore when he ran out a commanding winner of the feature Ladbrokes Handicap ChaseFri 12th Oct
Moncherie makes all for gutsy win
The Joe Fogarty trained Moncherie was the gutsy winner of the Follow Tramore Races On Facebook Mares Beginners Steeplechase at Tramore today, making all when seeing off her nine rivals under Tom Doyle. Fri 12th Oct
O'Brien pair dominate handicap chase
Val O’Brien’s pair Ballygill Gale (8/1) and What A Island (25/1) fought out the finish to the two mile six handicap chase at Galway with Ballygill Gale holding on by half a length. Tue 11th Sep
Preview tramore 20th Aug
Agus A Vic returned to winning ways to land the richest race on the Tramore card, the W & T Supporters Club Handicap ChaseMon 20th Aug
Review wexford 28th Jul
Annie Other got off the mark over fences at the fifth attempt when she scored an emphatic victory in the Poolcourt Ltd Mares Beginners Chase at WexfordSat 28th Jul
Go gets off mark in style
Go All The Way made an impressive start over fences when claiming the beginners chase at Killarney in style. Wed 18th Jul
Review downpatrick 5th Jun
Shabra Charity made a successful start to her career over fences with a commanding success in the Fashion On The Field Beginners Chase at DownpatrickTue 05th Jun
Tavern appreciates the step up in trip
Davy Russell recorded his first winner of the week as Tavern Times (5/2fav) took the Arthur Guinness Fund Novice Hurdle, bouncing back from a disappointing defeat last time out at Sligo. Thu 28th Jul
Moncherie scores for Halford
First reserve Moncherie made an impressive debut to hurdling, when scoring an all the way win in the [email protected] Maiden Hurdle (div 2) at Wexford this evening. Fri 01st Jul
Doyle off cold trainers list as Annie scores
Annie Other (9/1) got Pat Doyle off the cold trainers listed as she got up close home to win the Borro Mares Flat Race under Roger Quinlan. Fri 20th May
that was unexpected! She had a run over this course before, which I suppose helped and was wearing a tongue tie today which also made a difference. She panics in her races and her jockeys normally come back in and say she was running on 'the one breath'. I'd say she is suited to here and I counted five or six horses that had no experience over fences so that was also a help. She has a good pedigree and it's nice to get that win into her. Tom (Doyle) gave her a great ride and he is a great judge of pace. Her owner P.J. Condron is from Roscommon and he played football for Roscommon in his time.
J P Fogarty
