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Ballynacree (IRE) b g 2008
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Miley back on track
On racecourse outing number twenty one Miley Shah sported a noseband for the first time and it certainly did him no harm as he returned to form to land the Hospitality At Naas Racecourse Beginners Chase. Sun 09th Mar
Review fairyhouse 10th Apr
Leading point-to-point trainer Colin Bowe had a day to remember at Fairyhouse as stable stalwart Askanna and racecourse debutant Clondaw Kaempfer landed a big-race doubleTue 10th Apr
More Fairyhouse joy for McManus & McCoy
Tony McCoy and J P McManus combined for their fifth winner of the Fairyhouse Festival when Ballynacree saw it out best in the opening Grade 3 Weatherbys Ireland GSB Hurdle. Tue 10th Apr
Review naas 11th Mar
Flemenstar cemented his position as one of the most exciting young prospects in Ireland with an outstanding display of jumping to land the Naas Directors Plate Novice Chase at NaasSun 11th Mar
Knocklong takes Naas bumper
Champion Owner J.P. McManus completed a double at Naas today when his Knocklong landed the concluding Tipper Road Bumper for trainer Christy Roche and under his son Padraig Roche. Sun 11th Mar
Windermere win for Culloty
Sun 11th Mar
Review gowran park 18th Feb
Rubi Light set himself up for the Cheltenham Festival as he demolished the opposition in the Red Mills Chase at Gowran ParkSat 18th Feb
Ballynacree springs 40/1 shock
Ballynacree showed an impressive turn of foot to make a winning debut in the four-year-old maiden hurdle at Gowran Park. Sat 18th Feb
He's a great big horse and a bit of a trip will help him. He handles soft ground . he loves it. I'd imagine he would stay forever and I thought that'd be too short for him but we decided to run when the rain came. I'll send him chasing now but that'll be in the autumn as he's had a hard season. He's still only learning his trade.
C Roche
