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Saoirse Dun (IRE) b g 22nd May 2006
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Review fairyhouse 21st Apr
Shutthefrontdoor gave Barry Geraghty his first Boylesports Irish Grand National with a thrilling success at FairyhouseMon 21st Apr
Geraghty wins the Irish National on Door
Barry Geraghty finally landed the prize that eluded him for so long, as the local man took the Boylesports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse on the Jonjo O’Neill trained, JP McManus owned, Shutthefrontdoor. Mon 21st Apr
Review naas 9th Mar
Bryan Cooper survived an injury scare as he limbered up for some big rides at the Cheltenham Festival with a double in the Gigginstown House Stud colours in two of the main races at NaasSun 09th Mar
Big 77/1 double for Danny Mullins
Paul Carberry (minor ankle ligament injury and he'll be fine for Cheltenham) certainly had a day to forget after two unseats necessitated his replacement by Danny Mullins on Gallant Oscar in the Woodlands Park 100 Club Leinster National Handicap Chase at Naas. Mullins, on the mark earlier on Sammy Black, doubled up in the valuable three miler on Tony Martin's charge. Sun 09th Mar
Review punchestown 26th Apr
Hurricane Fly set Punchestown alight as he demolished the opposition with a superb performance in the Rabobank Champion Hurdle on another red-letter day for Willie MullinsFri 26th Apr
Madam an appropriate winner at Punchestown
Madam Bovary was certainly an appropriate winner of the Grade A Aon Novice Handicap Chase as she scored at 20/1 under Robbie Power at Punchestown. Fri 26th Apr
Friday's Punchestown Preview
3:40pm There's the the usual eccentricity to this event with the 2009 and 2010 winners renewing rivalries. Shin A Vee won in 2009 but was narrowly beaten by COOL WARRIOR the following year and, while Derek O'Connor is a notable booking, Shin A Vee has been absent for 772 days and is now passed over. Preference is for 12 year old COOL WARRIOR, who at least has proven fitness on his side. The other 14 runners have mustered just 10 point to points wins between them and finding a form alternative to either of the two previous winners is difficult. Ten year old Norwich Flyer has three point to point wins to his name though and may play a prominent roll while Enniskillen, who worringly is still a maiden point to pointer, ran ok in the Ladies Cup on Tuesday and has minor claims. The Begrudger is a dual point to point winner a long time ago but hasn't shown anything worth mentioning recently. (TW) Fri 26th Apr
Review navan 18th Mar
Just three days after beating Sir Des Champs in the Gold Cup on Bobs Worth, Barry Geraghty successfully teamed up with Gigginstown House as Panther Claw took the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Novice Handicap Chase Final at NavanMon 18th Mar
Panther fights back for game win
Panther Claw battled back gamely to land the spoils in a stamina sapping novice handicap chase at Navan. Mon 18th Mar
Review navan 13th Jan
Gordon Elliott's battling five-year-old Cause Of Causes dug deep to get the better of Midnight Game in a thrilling finish to the Follow Navan On Facebook Hurdle at NavanSun 13th Jan
Rich Revival well-named
It was coincidental to note that just over two years ago Rich Revival made a winning bumper debut at Down Royal in what were described as very foggy conditions. The nine-year-old again excelled in such weather to remain unbeaten over fences on his second start over the larger obstacles in the featured Foxrock Handicap Chase at Navan. Sun 13th Jan
Review cork 5th Jan
Willie Mullins' classy performer Blackstairmountain took full advantage of favourable race conditions to land his first jumps victory in over a year in the McCarthy Insurance Group Hurdle at CorkSat 05th Jan
Compliance tackles Cork feature
Dessie Hughes is hoping In Compliance can earn himself another crack at the Grand National by claiming the featured McCarthy Insurance Group Handicap Chase at Cork this afternoon. Sat 05th Jan
Review wexford 5th Dec
Thouva jumped his rivals into submission to land the Hook Beginners Chase at WexfordWed 05th Dec
Saoirse lands hat-trick in style
Saoirse Dun landed the hat-trick in style when running out an easy winner of the Garryrichard Handicap Chase at Wexford. Wed 05th Dec
Review thurles 29th Nov
Forpadydeplasterer (3-1) ended a lengthy run of defeats with a taking performance in the Glen Chase at ThurlesThu 29th Nov
Two from two for Saoirse Dun in handicaps
Saoirse Dun followed up on his recent win at Naas as he took division one the Ken Whelan Hangs Up His Boots Handicap Chase under Paul Townend for trainer Philip Rothwell. Thu 29th Nov
Saoirse benefits from perfect waiting ride
Declan Bates delivered the perfect waiting ride on the Philip Rothwell trained Saoirse Dun (12/1), winner of the Thoroughbred County Novice Handicap Steeplechase at Naas today. Sat 10th Nov
He was 4lb well in (on his future rating) so we had to take our chance,. I thought the main danger was Lascalahall and when he was taken out it looked a weak opportunity. He seems on the up and up and we'll leave him alone now until Christmas. There is a race in Limerick for him over two-and-a-half but Paul says he wants further. He was rated 103 after his Thurles win so that puts him out of the 0-102 bracket.
P J Rothwell
He had sixteen pounds more than he had the last day, including the claim and I thought the eleven pound penalty was a bit harsh. He is improving and he is going the right way. He will stick to handicaps as he is not good enough for novice races.
P J Rothwell
they got very tired in front but he loved the ground and stayed at it well. I was a bit worried about him getting home so I took my time on him and picked up well after the last.
P J Rothwell
