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Review punchestown 18th May
The Henry de Bromhead-trained Loosen My Load followed in the hoofprints of stablemate and subsequent Arkle hero Sizing Europe when making a successful start to his career over fences in the Motivate Challenge Beginners Chase at PunchestownTue 18th May
Loosen My Load takes opener at Punchestown
The Henry de Bromhead trained Loosen My Load made his debut appearance over fences a winning one when taking the opening Motivate Challenge Beginners Chase in good style. Tue 18th May
Katie benefits from Trimbellina's fall
Cruising Katie proved a fortunate winner of the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Mares Beginners Steeplechase, at Limerick, being left in front after the trail-blazing Trimbellina fell at the last with the race at her mercy. Mon 03rd May
Review galway 1st Aug
Island Myth, the complete outsider of the field, ran out a shock winner of the valuable Freshways Handicap Hurdle at GalwaySat 01st Aug
Myth springs shock in Freshways
Island Myth belied his 50/1 starting price to run out a convincing winner of the Freshways Handicap Hurdle. Sat 01st Aug
Hughes records double
Ian McCarthy who celebrated his 21st at the weekend received the perfect birthday present when winning The Carroll Cuisine Handicap Chase aboard the Dessie Hughes trained Laura's Light for owner Fred Kenny making it a double on the day for the trainer. Mon 22nd Jun
Review kilbeggan 22nd Jun
Trimbellina produced an exemplary all-the-way performance to win the feature race at Kilbeggan, the Genesis Handicap HurdleMon 22nd Jun
Trimbellina wins again
Trimbellina from the Dessie Hughes yard followed up on her recent course win when landing The Genesis Handicap Hurdle in the hands of Roger Loughran. Mon 22nd Jun
Review kilbeggan 31st May
Otay Kawn took full advantage of a slight ease in grade when landing the Bloomfield House Hotel Hurdle at KilbegganSun 31st May
Across The Card Double for Hughes
Anybody that saw Dessie Hughes' presence in Kilbeggan as significant, given that his College Daisy had taken the second race at Listowel, were rewarded at odds of 10/1 about Trimbellina in the Sunday Family Day At Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle. Sun 31st May
He's a tough little divil, he was the first one beaten but he just keeps going and he stays and stays. He was running off a nice handicap mark today. We might have a look at the Midlands National here next for him. He seems to love the good ground which is strange considering he's by Turtle Island.
D T Hughes
He's a tough little divil, he was the first one beaten but he just keeps going and he stays and stays. He was running off a nice handicap mark today. We might have a look at the Midlands National here next for him. He seems to love the good ground which is strange considering he's by Turtle Island.
D T Hughes
She is a half-sister to Watson Lake. She loved the good ground, and she hasn't got it since her first run which is over a year ago. Hopefully she'll win another hurdle but she will go chasing as she isn't the fastest in the world. She will be a valuable broodmare and her owner Gerry Burke (Galway man) will be delighted with her.
D T Hughes
She is a half-sister to Watson Lake. She loved the good ground, and she hasn't got it since her first run which is over a year ago. Hopefully she'll win another hurdle but she will go chasing as she isn't the fastest in the world. She will be a valuable broodmare and her owner Gerry Burke (Galway man) will be delighted with her.
D T Hughes
