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Review curragh 27th May
Samitar gave Mick Channon his first taste of Classic glory as she swooped to land the Etihad Airways Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh under young jockey Martin HarleySun 27th May
Samitar and Harley motor to 1,000 Guineas win
Samitar caused a 12/1 upset to win the Etihad Airways Irish 1,000 Guineas at The Curragh today, scoring first Irish Classic winners for trainer Mick Channon and jockey Martin Harley, on his first ever Classic ride. Sun 27th May
Homecoming Queen bids for Guineas follow-up
Homecoming Queen faces seven rivals as she attempts to follow up her surprise victory in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket in the Etihad Airways-sponsored Irish equivalent at the Curragh on Sunday. Sun 27th May
Review leopardstown 15th Apr
Jim Bolger completed a hat-trick of PW McGrath Memorial Ballysax Stakes victories at Leopardstown when Light Heavy followed up his seasonal debut success at the track at the end of last monthSun 15th Apr
Treble for Aidan O'Brien at Leopardstown
Nicely-backed Homecoming Queen showed her battling qualities when fending off Fire Lily at Leopardstown by a neck in the Group 3 1,000 Guineas Trial Stakes at Leopardstown. Sun 15th AprReview curragh 25th Mar
David Wachman landed the feature race on the opening day of the new Flat season at the Curragh when Chrysanthemum took the Lodge Park Stud EBF Park Express Stakes in commanding styleSun 25th Mar
Review curragh 9th Oct
Aidan O'Brien's smart filly Homecoming Queen continued her dramatic improvement with a superb display in the Lanwades & Staffordstown Studs Stakes at the CurraghSun 09th Oct
Queen rules in Listed contest
Homecoming Queen could have booked a trip to the Breeders Cup after an impressive victory in the Lanwades & Staffordstown Studs Stakes at the Curragh. Sun 09th OctReview curragh 25th Sep
David Livingston improved Aidan O'Brien's impressive record in the Juddmonte Beresford Stakes at the Curragh as he led all the way in testing conditionsSun 25th Sep
Wave holds sway in Weld Stakes
Coral Wave produced a gutsy performance to emerge on top after a three-way battle in the Group Three CL Weld Stakes at the Curragh. Sun 25th Sep
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
Queen comes home in front
Homecoming Queen came good on her first handicap outing, and eighth career start, when making virtually all under Seamie Heffernan in the New Tote Sports Lounge Nursery. Sun 18th Sep
Among Equals more a cut above
Among Equals landed Cork’s opening six furlong two-year-old maiden after a battle with Limetree Lady in the final furlong, as the pair pulled clear of the remainder. Sun 31st Jul
Sunrise snatches late victory
Crimson Sunrise snatched victory late on in the opening Lynn Lodge Stud Auction Maiden at Navan this afternoon. Sat 28th May
She is a hardy little filly and she improved nicely from the Curragh [ninth on 25th March]. She will go into one of the Guineas now.
A P O'Brien
She always worked like a very good filly but took a while to win and she ended up at Fairyhouse off a mark of 72,. Then she had a great run here. Maybe I was running her over too short. She's a good mover and has a big heart. She's a very well-bred filly. Joseph said to go to America (Breeders Cup) for the fillies race. We'll see. Obviously she's a filly with a lot of ability.
A P O'Brien
She has a lovely pedigree and has been running well in maidens. She broke well, and kept on well in the straight.
A P O'Brien
