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Benny scores for Broderick
Black Benny got a flyer just when he needed it to land the spoils in the handicap hurdle at Killarney. Wed 18th Jul
Review clonmel 10th May
Rebel Fitz had little trouble justifying 6-4 favouritism on his first run on the Flat at ClonmelThu 10th May
Flyer claims Cup at Clonmel
Headford Flyer was produced with a well-timed run by Kevin Manning to land the SEPAM Tipperary Perpetual Cup at Clonmel. Thu 10th May
Review wexford 20th Apr
Andrew McNamara landed a double at Wexford highlighted by the victory of Headford Flyer in a dramatic renewal of the Black Point Beginners ChaseFri 20th Apr
O'Grady helps McNamara to Wexford double
Jockey Andrew McNamara completed a double at Wexford today when steering the Eoghan O'Grady trained Headford Flyer to win the Black Point Beginners Chase. Fri 20th AprReview clonmel 5th Apr
Declan Bates was the star of the show at Clonmel as the conditional jockey completed a double when Hidden Diamond took the thetote.com Beginners ChaseThu 05th Apr
Bates records first double on Diamond
Declan Bates was seen to great effect when recording his first double as Hidden Diamond, a first jump winner for Kill trainer Maria Kelly, got up in the closing stages of thetote.com Beginners Chase at Clonmel. Thu 05th Apr
Review gowran park 26th Nov
Call The Police made an impressive start to his fencing career in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Beginners Chase at Gowran ParkSat 26th Nov
Police in control on chasing debut
Call The Police made an impressive start to his career over fences when taking the beginners chase at Gowran in great style. Sat 26th Nov
Galway market movers
Philip Rothwell’s Dont Tell The Boys has attracted support in Galway’s opening two mile maiden hurdle at 2.40. The gelding is coming off a break of 204 days since finishing eighth at Gowran Park, but has been backed from 8/1 to 11/2. Silent Picture has drifted out from 11/4 to 4/1 in this contest. Sun 23rd Oct
Review kilbeggan 1st May
Kilbeggan bumper winner Lucy Stone returned to the track for a decisive success in the Greville Arms Hotel Handicap Hurdle for trainer Michael BoweSat 01st May
Headford flies home for O'Grady
Punters were kept happy this evening at Kilbeggan when the even money favourite Headford Flyer ran out a convincing winner of division two of the Cornaher Maiden Hurdle. Sat 01st May
Bull gives Berry a Tipp double
The Bull Hayes justified odds of 8/11 in the Enjoy An Evening At Tipperary Race, scoring a workmanlike three and a half length victory over Headford Flyer. Thu 15th Apr
Headford gets home in bumper battle
Headford Flyer survived a stewards enquiry to claim the concluding bumper at Clonmel after a hard earned victory. Thu 11th Mar
He's in on Tuesday at Killarney in the novice chase and we'll see how he comes out of this,. We may go to Galway for the two-mile amateur handicap. He finds a lot under pressure.
Eoghan O'Grady
that was sweet eventhough we might have had luck on our side with the unfortunate exit of Better Times, who was going well when he got injured.
Eoghan O'Grady
That was super. We'll probably give him a break now and bring him back in the Autumn for a novice hurdle. We might give him one more run on the flat before he has his break.
Eoghan O'Grady
That's a relief as it's his last go at a bumper as he's had five runs now,. He'll probably go for a winners' bumper at Punchestown and then go over hurdles after May 1st. He likes better ground and we'll keep him going as long as there is a bit of juice in it.
Eoghan O'Grady
