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Review fairyhouse 4th Mar
Apt Approach barely came off the bridle in taking the Easter Festival Maiden Hurdle for the in-form team of Willie Mullins and Ruby WalshWed 04th Mar
Flood/Gorman win opener at Fairyhouse
Punters were off to a great start today at Fairyhouse, when 4/7 favourite Chevalier Country landed the opening race, The Course Signage At Fairyhouse Hurdle under Paddy Flood. Wed 04th MarReview fairyhouse 21st Feb
Black Apalachi is joint-favourite for the John Smith's Grand National after winning the At The Races Bobbyjo Chase at FairyhouseSat 21st Feb
Review down royal 4th Feb
Baily View sprung a surprise when getting the better of hot favourite Powerstation in the Bank Of Ireland Business & Retail Hurdle at Down RoyalWed 04th Feb
Chevalier Country Scores at Down Royal
Jim Gorman ran two in the Grade One Durkan New Homes Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown on St Stephen's Day and both have won their maidens since, Ready To Rocknroll at Gowran and now Chevalier Country at Down Royal. Wed 04th Feb
He doesn't like being in front but he needs a bit of pace, so we had to go on and make the running with him. He jumped really well today and I don't really know where to go next with him.
J T Gorman
Ideally the race didn't pan out for him, he'd never been in front like that before. The pace was a bit slow but he stayed at it in the end. He is entered in the Triumph and will get an entry in the Fred Winter but he'd want to do more than he did there - I won't be taking him over for the Cheltenham air.
J T Gorman
