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Panther Claw (IRE) gr g 14th Feb 2006
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Friday's Punchestown Preview
3:40pm There's the the usual eccentricity to this event with the 2009 and 2010 winners renewing rivalries. Shin A Vee won in 2009 but was narrowly beaten by COOL WARRIOR the following year and, while Derek O'Connor is a notable booking, Shin A Vee has been absent for 772 days and is now passed over. Preference is for 12 year old COOL WARRIOR, who at least has proven fitness on his side. The other 14 runners have mustered just 10 point to points wins between them and finding a form alternative to either of the two previous winners is difficult. Ten year old Norwich Flyer has three point to point wins to his name though and may play a prominent roll while Enniskillen, who worringly is still a maiden point to pointer, ran ok in the Ladies Cup on Tuesday and has minor claims. The Begrudger is a dual point to point winner a long time ago but hasn't shown anything worth mentioning recently. (TW) Fri 26th Apr
Preview fairyhouse 1st Apr
A maximum field of 30 goes to post for the Ladbrokes Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse and Rich Revival heads the marketMon 01st Apr
Solstice Knight rewards his owners
Solstice Knight ground down Sea Master in the extended two miles six furlong handicap chase at Fairyhouse when winning by a cosy length and three quarters. Mon 01st Apr
Liberty Counsel takes National at 50/1
Liberty Counsel showed great heart to take the Irish Grand National for Dot Love and five-pound claimer Ben Dalton at 50/1. Mon 01st Apr
Review navan 18th Mar
Just three days after beating Sir Des Champs in the Gold Cup on Bobs Worth, Barry Geraghty successfully teamed up with Gigginstown House as Panther Claw took the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Novice Handicap Chase Final at NavanMon 18th Mar
Panther fights back for game win
Panther Claw battled back gamely to land the spoils in a stamina sapping novice handicap chase at Navan. Mon 18th Mar
Murchu on National trail
Trainer 'Shark' Hanlon is hoping Murchu can earn a tilt at the Irish Grand National with victory in a competitive event at Navan this afternoon. Mon 18th Mar
Review punchestown 12th Jan
Willie Mullins' exciting French recruit Diakali made short work of the opposition to land a bloodless victory in the feature race at PunchestownSat 12th Jan
Fogarty back with Conyngham Cup win
Jockey Mikey Fogarty gained a most deserved win in the prestigious Amateur National For The Conyngham Cup (Q.R.) Handicap Chase at Punchestown today when winning on the Paul Nolan trained Panther Claw. Sat 12th Jan
Review fairyhouse 15th Dec
Liz Doyle produced Rich Revival fighting fit off a 623-day lay-off to take the New Value Hospitality Packages At Fairyhouse Beginners ChaseSat 15th Dec
Rich times for Doyle
The Liz Doyle trained Rich Revival overcame an absence of 622 days as he took the New Value Hospitality Packages At Fairyhouse Beginners Chase under Brian O’Connell. Sat 15th Dec
.Everything went right for him especially the ground. He really handles those conditions,.
Paul Nolan
that was Panther Claw's first run in a handicap and after Liz's (Doyle) horse beat him the last day, he received a mark of 116 which we were hoping he'd be competitive from. I thought today's race cut up a bit and there wasn't much depth to it and it didn't look a wonderful contest. That said, he jumped well and that basically won it for him as there was plenty of birth flying over the last few! He's a slow horse and he wants every yard of that trip.
Paul Nolan
