Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Loup Du Saubouas (FR)

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Reports in which Loup Du Saubouas (FR) was mentioned

Review naas 24th Nov

Alaivan made a triumphant return to the racecourse when scooping Listed honours at NaasWed 24th Nov

McAlpine Syndicate get quick pay-back with Loup

Loup Du Saubouas, without a win since scoring over hurdles at Thurles in November 2006, made his first start in the colours of the McAlpine Syndicate a winning one by fighting off all comers in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Beginners Chase at Naas. The win was completing a double for Noel Meade and Davy Condon, earlier on the scoresheet through Medical Card. Wed 24th Nov

Kakagh swoops late under Colgan

Kakagh stormed home on the run-in to get up in the dying strides in the beginners chase at Naas. Sat 30th Oct

Review thurles 21st Oct

Silverhand landed the odds in cosy fashion to complete a hat-trick over jumps in the Cat Busters Hurdle at ThurlesThu 21st Oct

Flood back to winning ways

Erritt Lake and Loup Du Saubouas dominated the opening beginners chase at Thurles with the former proving stronger in the closing stages. Thu 21st Oct

Flood and O'Mara team up at Galway

The Corrib Village Beginners Chase was won by Paddy Flood aboard Thomand O'Mara's Banna Man for owner J P O'Shea. Sun 03rd Aug

After race at Naas Wed, 24th Nov, 2010 (1st)

He got a super ride from Davy who is doing everything right at the moment. The horse worked extremely well last Saturday so we knew he had his chance coming here. He is in again at the weekend but he is highly unlikely to run again so soon. He has done his bit for us now.

Noel Meade