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Corbata gets Oxx off the mark
John Oxx got off the mark for the new season as Corbata defied top-weight to win the Leopardstown Club Summer Membership Handicap under Declan McDonogh. Wed 15th Apr
Storm flies home for Weld/Smullen
Dermot Weld got the new turf season off to a winning start as Stormfly struck late in the 203rd Madrid Handicap at the Curragh. Sun 29th Mar
Review dundalk 5th Nov
Sharaasa (2-1) gained compensation for an agonising defeat last time out when landing the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Fillies Maiden at DundalkWed 05th Nov
Oxx's odds-on favourite obliges
The John Oxx trained Corbata was made work before justifying long odds-on favouritism (2/7f) when making it third time lucky in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund (C & G) Maiden at Dundalk this evening, under jockey Declan McDonogh. Wed 05th Nov
Review cork 18th Oct
Jim Bolger's four-year-old Sun On The Run returned from a mid-season break to score a gutsy victory in the feature corkracecourse.ie Navigation Stakes at CorkSat 18th Oct
Lavery's Mandmus in 33/1 surprise
Sheila Lavery's Viztoria may have had to settle for ninth place, in the 2.20 at Ascot, the Group 2 Qipco British Champions Sprint Stakes, but less than an hour later the County Meath-based horsewoman got a nice boost courtesy of Mandamus' 33/1 success in the Coolmore Most Improved Maiden at Cork. Sat 18th Oct
He went up 2lb over the weekend (after Stormfly won) so we decided to run before he had to carry it. Soft ground isn't a requirement for him. I'm sure they'd all prefer it better than that as it's gluey today. He's been very consistent and could go up to a mile or run over six on soft.
John M Oxx
I wanted to get him settled as he tugged a little in Cork, so I got a lead off the two boys. He travels quite well but doesn't do a whole lot in front. He deserves a break now and might be a nice three-year-old. He goes on that and on soft ground so will have plenty of options next spring..
John M Oxx
