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Dubai Sand (IRE) ch c 6th Mar 2014
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O'Brien seeking further Ballysax Stakes glory
Aidan O'Brien is triple-handed in his bid to land a record eighth victory in the Ballysax Stakes at Leopardstown today. Sat 08th Apr
Review leopardstown 29th Oct
A gutsy success from Dubai Sand made it a hat-trick of wins for Jim Bolger and Kevin Manning in TheTote.com Knockaire Stakes at LeopardstownSat 29th Oct
Bolger & Manning win flat finale
Trainer Jim Bolger and stable jockey and son-in-law Kevin Manning won the concluding race of the 2016 Irish flat season, the Tote Maiden at Leopardstown today, with Escondida, which formed the second leg of a double for the pair. Sat 29th Oct
Bolger's Dubai Sand wins Eyrefield Stakes
Jim Bolger’s Godolphin owned Dubai Sand led home a maidens 1-2 when gaining his first career win at Leopardstown today, landing the Listed TheTote.com Eyrefield Stakes under the trainer’s stable jockey Kevin Manning. Sat 29th Oct
Review curragh 10th Oct
Veteran handler Kevin Prendergast looks to have another smart prospect to go to war with next summer after Aneen opened her account with an imposing display at the CurraghMon 10th Oct
Grandee brings up Foley's double
Grandee landed a punt in the Curragh when hitting the line first in the mile and one juvenile maiden. Mon 10th Oct
he’s a nice staying two-year-old and is basically a middle distance horse, so it’s good that he could do that over a mile on goodish ground as we have something to play with. We were restricted in the latter part of the season with going and were finding it hard to get good ground and with all due respect to Dundalk, we didn’t want to go on the sand. Hopefully he’ll be back here for the Derrinstown Trial.
J S Bolger
