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Reports in which Vodka Society (IRE) was mentioned

New Year's win for 'shoving on' Cher Why Not

Eleven year old Cher Why Not defeated 16 rivals, some older, to win Fairyhouse's Tote Pays You More At Tote.ie Handicap Hurdle for trainer Tim Doyle and jockey Cian Quirke. Sun 01st Jan

Direct Image lands the hat-trick

In-form Direct Image continued her winning spree in the inaugural running of the Lorna Brooke Ireland v Britain (Q.R) Challenge Handicap Steeplechase over three miles at Fairyhouse. Tue 09th Nov

Laughing Trix toughest over three miles in Fairyhouse

Laughing Trix grabbed her first victory over fences when staying on best in the three mile handicap chase at Fairyhouse. Tue 02nd Nov

Vodka at 12 and a 1st win is achieved after trotting to races

The subject of a running and riding enquiry last time when the explanations of connections were ‘noted,’ Vodka Society today shed his maiden tag at the age of twelve, in race two at Fairyhouse. Tue 03rd Nov

Holidays now for good money-spinner Lord Lariat

Lord Lariat (11/8 favourite) delivered convincingly in the Adare Manor Opportunity Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse. Sat 10th Oct

After race at Fairyhouse Tue, 3rd Nov, 2020 (1st)

That's what he's been showing me at home for the last few years. He's been very difficult to train,. He used to lose his races in the horsebox. The only glimmer of hope I had was the race he ran in Punchestown a few years ago (sixth to Ballyoisin). If he hadn't run that race I'd have pulled the plug with him. I actually trotted him up to the track today to just take it out of his head about the horsebox, so that he didn't have the race run before we got him here. We kept him away from the other horses. After he got microchipped and checked by the vets he went back out. He has a phobia of everything, he's a wimp!. He's had a few jobs done on him as well. The back man did a great job on him after he ran the last day. I noticed he was jumping to the left then. He's such a good mover at home that you'd never think he'd need anything done but he did loads to work on his pelvis and back. He jumped so fluent today.

David Peter Dunne