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Susiescot (IRE) gr f 2009
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Review cork 19th Oct
Johnny Murtagh capped a great day when Rich Coast landed the feature Listed race at Cork to add to the stable's great success with Royal Diamond at AscotSat 19th Oct
Socks the latest Madden to ride a winner
Tom Madden became the latest member of a famous racing family to ride a winner when just getting Susiescot home in a terrific finish to the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap. Sat 19th Oct
Nothing like a Romantic Stroll around Listowel
Romantic Stroll, who made her forward move on the home bend of the mile fillies’ handicap, outgunned Surreal who finished nicely for second once she saw daylight. Tue 17th Sep
Review curragh 21st Jul
Dank made short work of the home opposition as she won the feature Kilboy Estate Stakes at the Curragh in impressive styleSun 21st Jul
Toccata gives rivals the Blues
Viewed by some as a novelty event, and others a gimmick, the Irish Field Grey Horse Handicap is certainly a departure from the norm and the mile contest produced an exciting finish with Toccata Blue produced with a well-timed challenge under Emmet McNamara. Sun 21st Jul
Hurricane Twister blows them away
A 12lb hike in the weights for winning at Roscommon on Monday wasn’t enough to stop Hurricane Twister absolutely hacking up in the extended seven furlong handicap at Tipperary. Sun 07th Oct
Review listowel 19th Sep
Eric McNamara enjoyed a day to remember as Faltering Fullback led home a one-two for the trainer in the Guinness Kerry National at ListowelWed 19th Sep
Foley shines as Ondeafears swoops
Ondeafears swooped from last to first to take the seven-furlong handicap at Listowel under a terrific ride from Shane Foley. Wed 19th Sep
Review curragh 26th Aug
Andy Oliver capped an excellent weekend with First Cornerstone's victory in the Galileo EBF Futurity Stakes at the CurraghSun 26th Aug
Susiescot wins unique grey race
The first race ever held for grey horses only was won by 3/1 favourite Susiescot in a head bobber with Packsapunch at the Curragh. Sun 26th Aug
Coakley gets Dream home in the opener
The Ken Condon trained Dream Applause sprang a 12/1 surprise in the opener at Leopardstown this evening the Foxrock Fillies Maiden over six furlongs. Thu 09th Aug
33/1 shocker as Suzette beats Susie in the last
The Andy Oliver trained newcomer Suzette De Bavay sprang a 33/1 (83/1 on the Tote) surprise in the last at Naas this evening, the Irish Stallion Farm EBF Fillies Maiden over a mile. Wed 16th May
Diva survives enquiry to follow up on Limerick win
Cnocan Diva followed up on her victory at Limerick earlier this month by taking the Irish Field Handicap over a mile for her trainer Tommy Stack with Shane Gray aboard. Sun 22nd Apr
Review limerick 29th Mar
Shebella (11-10 favourite) made an impressive winning debut for John Oxx and Johnny Murtagh in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden at LimerickThu 29th Mar
Murtagh plays it cool on Shebella
Shebella left it late as she got up in the dying strides to claim the fillies maiden at Limerick. Thu 29th Mar
Murtagh & Smullen set for final day showdown
Johnny Murtagh will bid to hang on in front in the race for the Flat Jockeys Championship which concludes at Leopardstown this afternoon. Sun 06th Nov
Review fairyhouse 18th Sep
Connections of Seanie were celebrating at Fairyhouse when the David Marnane-trained gelding scooped a big pot in the Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sale StakesSun 18th Sep
Landmark winner for Kent
George Kent saddled his first Flat winner when Ronan's Bay came out best in a terrific finish to the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden. Sun 18th Sep
Tom's mother Patricia is a first cousin of mine, so it's a great family win. The 10lb claim made a huge difference as she's small. She backed out (slowly away) on her last two starts and Tom said to try her in cheek-pieces today and she jumped out lovely. He was strong in the finish. She has a heart of gold and will run at Navan on Wednesday over a mile and two furlongs.
W McCreery
