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Review cork 30th Apr
Rain Delayed showed smart form last season and returned from a six-month lay-off with his first victory at Listed level in the feature Cork StakesFri 30th Apr
Blasket makes it third time lucky
The Tommy Stack team put the disappointment of High Award's eclipse in the opener behind them when Blasket Spirit (3s into 2s) in the colours of Mrs. Maureen Haughey, led over two furlongs under Wayne Lordan before going on to comfortably beat Echoes Of History by four lengths in the Cork Racecourse (C & G) Maiden. Fri 30th Apr
Thief upstages Award at Cork
Lightening Thief (7s into 9/2) overturned 4/9 shot High Award by making all under Rory Cleary in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Race at Cork. Fri 30th Apr
Review curragh 21st Mar
Tommy Stack savoured a remarkable start to the Irish turf Flat season with a 3387-1 four-timer at the Curragh & ndash; spearheaded by Pollen's win in the feature race of the daySun 21st Mar
Stack on fire with Curragh treble
Zorija Rose continued the blistering start to the season by Tommy Stack when making all in the six-furlong handicap at the Curragh. Sun 21st Mar
Award lands opener for Stack
High Award ran out a game winner of the first two-year-old race of the season as Flat racing returned on the grass at the Curragh. Sun 21st Mar
She went a bit sore behind last year and we had to pull up with her,. We were looking forward to dropping her back in trip as she got faster as she went along last year. She's back now and did it well. I thought she might be a bit tapped for toe early but she had no problem dictating in front. She loves soft ground and we'll keep her going. We'll try and get a bit of black type for her and I saw a six-and-a-half furlong Listed race in Germany for her. We'll pick and choose with her as she's fairly exposed being a five-year-old and rated 91.
T Stack
He's a tough horse. He doesn't kill himself at home as you can see by the size of his bellyl!. We'll run him back in a winners race probably the Marble Hill. He's never sweated in his life before and is usually a cool dude. He's never been away from home and the horse getting upset beside him in the stalls didn't help. He'll be better going six furlongs and might turn into an Ascot horse.
T Stack
