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Horendus Hulabaloo (IRE) 16yo b g 2009
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Game bidding for Grade 3 honours at Killarney
After chasing home Douvan on his last three starts, The Game Changer will bid to get a deserved win to his name in the Grade Three Laurels Pub & Restaurant An Riocht Chase at Killarney on Monday. Mon 16th May
Review killarney 14th Jul
Enjoy Responsibly produced an excellent front-running performance to land the Bourn Vincent Memorial Handicap Chase, the feature event on Killarney's mixed cardTue 14th Jul
Neville eyes Galway Plate for Portrait
Shesaportrait produced a fine front-running performance to come home a cosy winner of the concluding McSweeney Arms Hotel 65th Novice Chase at Killarney this evening. Tue 14th Jul
Straightforward win for Horendus Hulabaloo
The Mouse Morris trained 13/8 favourite Horendus Hulabaloo ran out the well backed winner of the Kevin Broderick Memorial Handicap Chase at Listowel today, winning for the Gigginstown/Bryan Cooper axis. Mon 01st Jun
Review tipperary 14th May
Horendus Hulabaloo looks to have a bright future over fences after scoring at the first time of asking over the larger obstacles in the Kedrah House Stud 'Well Chosen' Beginners Chase at TipperaryThu 14th May
Support for Sign pays off
Follow The Sign landed a bit of a touch when claiming the two-and-a-half mile handicap hurdle on the card at Gowran Park today. Sat 14th Feb
Review thurles 15th Jan
Don Cossack (6-4) extended his unbeaten run to four in the feature Grade Two Ladbrokes Ireland Kinloch Brae Chase, but the contest was robbed of a potentially spectacular finish with Champagne Fever taking a final-fence fall when still holding a narrow leadThu 15th Jan
Everything goes smoothly for Plan
Golden Plan ran out a cheeky winner of the Matty Ryan Memorial Handicap Hurdle at Thurles under a confident ride from Shane Butler. Thu 15th Jan
Review wexford 11th Apr
Kevin Sexton is locked in a duel with Jody McGarvey for the conditional jockeys' title and edged one ahead when Gold Platinum took the Ingard Point Mares Maiden Hurdle at WexfordFri 11th Apr
Maguire follows up in style
Maguire’s Glen further advertised the good form of the Liz Doyle yard and looks one to follow after adding to a recent Cork success with a comfortable victory in the Welcome To Chef Phelim Byrne Seasuir To The Ivy Room Handicap Hurdle. Fri 11th Apr
Unbeaten Clondaw holds Court
Clondaw Court gave punters a fright when scrapping home at 2/9 in a maiden hurdle at Leopardstown on St Stephen’s Day but he got the job done a lot more easily in the W T O’Grady Memorial EBF Novice Hurdle. Thu 16th Jan
Hulabaloo in Stewards' Room win
The Mouse Morris trained Horendus Hulabaloo kicked off the Limerick Christmas with a win in the Thu 26th Dec
Lucky Bridle gets the job done
Lucky Bridle, the even money favourite, made all to take the Cahir Maiden Hurdle, scoring under Ruby Walsh for Willie Mullins. Thu 28th Nov
Lots Of Memories creates a few more
Lots Of Memories kept up the gallop in the Grade 3 novice hurdle in Cork to come in well clear with Shane Butler in the saddle. Sun 03rd Nov
Ange Balafre takes nicely to hurdling
Noel Meade and Barry Geraghty teamed up well with 15/8 favourite Ange Balafre in the two mile maiden hurdle in Wexford. Sun 27th Oct
he has taken well to fences and coped with that ground. He'll have no problem on better ground and I've no immediate plan.
M F Morris
He goes on any ground and probably needs further. He is one of a few I have for the summer who want better ground.
M F Morris
