Elliott has Cause to favour Kim Muir

Gordon Elliott is favouring a crack at the Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup with Cause Of Causes. Thu 03rd Mar

Mistakes don't stop Risk in Munster National

The Henry De Bromhead trained Sadler's Risk landed an incident-packed Ladbrokes Munster National Handicap Chase under Andrew Lynch for owner Roger Brookhouse. Sun 11th Oct

Cooper sweet on Mee in Bobbyjo

Bryan Cooper has nominated Roi Du Mee as his best chance of a winner this weekend as the 10-year-old bids for a second triumph in the At The Races Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse. Sat 21st Feb

Star names in bumper National entry

Cheltenham Gold Cup hero Lord Windermere and last year's Aintree winner Pineau De Re star among 98 entries for the Crabbie's Grand National on April 11. Wed 04th Feb

Road To Riches takes the Plate in style

Started off by local handler Martin Cullinane and now with Noel Meade, like the brilliant hurdler Go Native before him, the Shane Shortall-ridden Road To Riches (14/1) gave Noel Meade his first winner in the big event when he landed the Thetote.com Galway Plate. Wed 30th Jul

Seven takes the Munster National for Brassil

Double Seven transferred his excellent recent Kilbeggan form to Limerick, as he took the feature at Greenmount Park this afternoon, the Grade A Ladbrokes Munster National Handicap Chase. Sun 13th Oct

Muirhead bids for second Munster National

Noel Meade believes Muirhead has good claims of landing the Ladbrokes Munster National at Limerick for a second time this afternoon. Sun 13th Oct

Cyclone best in Southampton

One might have expected better in the jumping department from such an experienced bunch but it was Hidden Cyclone that was impeded least by fencing frailties in the Southampton Goodwill Steeplechase at Listowel. Fri 20th Sep

Spring Heeled wins a cracker at Killarney

The Bet Online At thetote.com Novice Chase looked a cracker beforehand and it produced an exciting spectacle at Killarney with Spring Heeled gaining the day under Davy Russell. Thu 29th Aug

Golden moment for Loughran at Galway

Hero of the hour after the Galway Plate back here in 2006, Roger Loughran had a success to savour in very testing conditions on chasing first-timer Golden Wonder in the opening Perfect Pint Beginners Chase at Galway. Thu 01st Aug

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

Sous heads Mullins' "Daily Mirror" trio

Willie Mullins is hopeful Sous Les Cieux can rediscover his best form in the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle at Punchestown. Wed 25th Apr

Doyle times it well on Heeled

Spring Heeled was produced with a perfectly timed challenge by Tom Doyle to land the spoils in the novice hurdle at Limerick. Sun 01st Apr

Double up for Doyle aboard Looney

Tom Doyle recorded a double on the day (scored aboard Spring Heeled in the first) as he guide the Tom Nagle trained The Bishop Looney to victory in the Renvyle House Hotel Handicap Chase. Sat 22nd Oct

Spring Heeled upsets the odds in Galway opener

The opening race of the two day Galway October meeting, the Corrib Oil Sean Cleary Memorial Maiden Hurdle, went to the Jim Culloty trained Spring Heeled under Tom Doyle. Sat 22nd Oct