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Reports in which Sang Bleu (IRE) was mentioned

Review navan 3rd Mar

Paddy Mooney's veteran performer Good Fella claimed a remarkable victory under top weight in the Garlow Cross Handicap Hurdle at NavanSat 03rd Mar

The Hard Hat back to winning ways

Trainer Colm Murphy’s horses are hitting top form at present and his The Hard Hat bounced back from two pulled up efforts to win the €10 Admission Handicap Chase at Punchestown today. Sat 19th Nov

Tullintain another for Tyner & Enright

Robert Tyner has his string in good form at present and Tullintain left behind some ordinary efforts lately to spring a 14/1 surprise in the Racing UK Handicap Chase under Philip Enright at Punchestown. Sat 08th Jan

Royal Blood shows his guts to score

Royal Blood's three previous track wins had come on good ground but the yielding to soft surface at Gowran proved no barrier to success for the nine-year-old as he landed the Pricewaterhousecoopers Handicap Steeplechase under Eddie O'Connell. Sat 02nd Oct

Review fairyhouse 6th Apr

Golden Silver made no impression in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham last time out but bounced back in tremendous style to take the Tattersalls Ireland Dan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase at FairyhouseTue 06th Apr

Bleu gets through mud in opener

Sang Bleu ploughed through the mud in the opener at Fairyhouse to take the novice handicap chase in good style. Tue 06th Apr

After race at Fairyhouse Tue, 6th Apr, 2010 (1st)

I'm delighted. He wasn't right the last day at Gowran and conditions suited him today,. He had no weight on his back and a good man aboard. We'll find something similar for him. I think he'll go on better ground so we'll keep him going during the summer. There wouldn't be anything at Punchestown for him.

Mrs Pauline Gavin