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Youarewonder (IRE) b c 10th Apr 2014
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Trevanna lands pot to make it two from two
Trevanna made it two wins from two career starts when landing the big pot of the day in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Auction Race at Naas. Sun 16th Oct
Review listowel 12th Sep
Famous Milly sprang a 16-1 surprise in the Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Premier Nursery Handicap, the feature race on day two at ListowelMon 12th Sep
Milly springs a surprise in the feature
Famous Milly sprang a 16/1 surprise in the feature at Listowel this afternoon, the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Premier Nursery Handicap. Mon 12th Sep
Edwin & Ana bidding for Listowel honours
The Irish Stallion Farms EBF Premier Nursery Handicap tops the bill on day two at Listowel. Mon 12th Sep
Review killarney 19th Aug
There was a double for Edward O'Grady at the Killarney Friday evening, including a victory for Roconga in the valuable John J. Galvin Handicap HurdleFri 19th Aug
Feane's Wonder defies top weight in Nursery
The Johnny Feane trained Youarewonder defied top weigth in the opening Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Nursery at Killarney today, storming home late to win under jockey Colin Keane. Fri 19th Aug
Review sligo 28th Jun
Ringside Humour is thriving on her racing and registered her second victory in three days in the Kilcawley Construction Sligo Rated RaceTue 28th Jun
Pedestal proves best in opener
Pedestal overcame greenness to open his account at the second time of asking in the opening five-furlong maiden at Tipperary. Thu 26th May
Johnny (Feane) said he would stay well and they really came back to me in the last half-furlong. The bit of cut in the ground suited him.
John James Feane
