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The superscript number on headgear bl2 indicates number of times worn. A plus bl+ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl1indicates first time.
Well-backed Slade gets off the mark
Jack Slade justified plenty of market support to record his first career success in the opening divide of the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Hurdle. Sat 02nd Jul
Veteran Valours Minion on the upgrade
Mark Enright could afford several peeks over his shoulder as 11-year-old Valours Minion strolled to victory in the two mile one handicap chase in Galway. Sun 26th Oct
Baby Whizzes home in rousing conclusion
Nineteen runners around the chase track at Ballybrit is always quite a spectacle and the Colm Quinn BMW Handicap Chase also served up a rousing finish as Baby Whizz (equipped with cheek-pieces for the first-time) got there to the delight of favourite backers. Tue 09th Sep
Review galway 9th Sep
Alelchi Inois made it four wins on the spin with little fuss in the Deacy Gilligan Ballybrit Novice Chase at GalwayTue 09th Sep
Review thurles 7th Nov
Noble Prince (6-1) rolled back the years when beating a strong field in the Listed John Meagher Memorial Chase at ThurlesThu 07th Nov
First winner for Howard as Musa wins easily
Musawama ran out a very easy winner of the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase, providing his trainer Danny Howard with his first winner. Thu 07th Nov
Georgie delights Cullinane at his home track
Georgie came through to pick up the pieces as front-runners Pat Garrett and Popaflora wilted in the two mile one handicap chase in Galway. Sun 27th Oct
Review galway 27th Oct
Davy Russell landed a treble at Galway in the Gigginstown House Stud colours highlighted by the ready victory of Shrapnel in the feature Faber Audiovisuals Ballybrit Novice ChaseSun 27th Oct
Headgear works oracle with Wildcatted
Blinkers fairly sharpened up Wildcatted in the two mile three handicap hurdle at Limerick as he absolutely hacked up under Brian O’Connell. Mon 14th Oct
Review galway 11th Sep
Imperial Shabra put up a superb front-running display to take the feature Deacy Gilligan Novice Chase at GalwayTue 11th Sep
Golden Kite soars at Ballybrit
A game performance from the front was rewarded at Galway as Golden Kite (14/1) and Declan Queally battled their way to a success for trainer Adrian Maguire. Tue 11th Sep
Muzak wins as Impacked disappoints
The John Monroe trained Muzak ended the winning run of favourites at Ballinrobe as he took the Corrib Oil Handicap Chase at the odds of 5/2 under Mikey Butler. Instant Impacked was bidding to become the sixth winning favourite from six races this evening but the 2/1 jolly could only manage a disappointing last of the six finishers after making a mistake at the last when looking a beaten third. Tue 28th Aug
Top Man Martin scores Galway double
Martin Cullinane completed a rather unusual double at Galway today when Top Man Michael carried the Galway man's colours to win the Trappers Inn Handicap, scoring for trainer Noel Meade. Sun 05th Aug
Georgie the boy at Galway
Georgie served up a 28/1 surprise in the opening two mile two furlongs handicap hurdle at Galway when staying on stoutly up the hill to deprive Tribes And Banner (9/2 from 7/1 in the morning). Sun 05th Aug
Cullinane & Barry in hot water at Gowran
Race 5 Sat 19th Mar
Review roscommon 3rd Aug
Victory for Ahorsecalledmolly in the J.F Hanley Handicap Hurdle at Roscommon was a first for the nine-year-old - and a triumph for the patience of trainer Andy LynchTue 03rd Aug
Georgie wins for Cullinane/Ryan
County Galway trainer Martin Cullinane was on the mark when his charge Georgie claimed the Dysart Maiden Hurdle in the hands of Tom Ryan. Tue 03rd Aug
He ran well here the first day and then he ran terrible at Ballinrobe so we decided to comeback here. We gave him plenty of light and he seems to like it on the outside away from everything. He jumps well and we may go to Listowel next for something.
M O Cullinane
