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Pires lands the odds for Walsh and Martin
Pires justified his short price in the Anglo Printers Hurdle at Bellewstown when pulling away in the closing stages for a convincing success. Thu 26th Aug
Review bellewstown 4th Jul
Grey Soldier earned his spot in the Galway Hurdle with a battling victory in the Seamus Mulvaney Crockafotha Handicap Hurdle - part of a near-45-1 treble for Gordon Elliott and Paul Carberry at BellewstownSun 04th Jul
Elliott and Carberry's good run continues
Gordon Elliott who saddled six winners in Perth during the week was continuing his good run when Hamalka took the opening Glebe House Stud Maiden Hurdle at Bellewstown today. Sun 04th Jul
Daisy Shows a Liking for Tramore
Following the family success of Fingers in the opener, the Walsh clan had a win to remember in the Lisselan Fillies Handicap as Helen's Daisy Mae Bates trained by Ted ran out a convincing three and a half length winner in the hands of Wayne Lordan. Sat 30th May
Review ballinrobe 25th May
La Tizona came with a late rattle to deny Calle Aneto in the opening Connacht Telegraph Median Auction Maiden at BallinrobeMon 25th May
Bentesina wins for Howard
Bentesina bounced back to her best when defying top-weight to land the Eamon Sheridan Plant Hire Handicap. This was the mare's third success in Ireland. Mon 25th May
It's great for the owners who are locals from Bellewstown so it's happy days for them. I'm not sure where we'll go next, we might give him a run on the flat.
Gordon Elliott
