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Athos pleases punters
Mount Athos scored on his first start for the David Wachman yard when coming home strongly under Wayne Lordan to land a touch in the 1m4f handicap. Fri 15th Apr
Review killarney 20th Aug
Edward O'Grady's Slieveardagh landed the feature race of the evening at Killarney, the Batty O'Sullivan Frayden Haulage Ltd Handicap HurdleFri 20th Aug
Carberry and Harrington take last
Nina Carberry recorded her first winner for trainer Jessie Harrington when Dreamy Gent ran out a convincing winner of the concluding Clonskeagh (Q.R) Maiden at Leopardstown. Thu 01st JulReview ROSCOMMON 29th Sep
Classy hurdler Kalderon maintained his unbeaten record over fences with a second victory from two starts in the Kilbegnet EBF Novice Chase, but he was a lucky winnerMon 29th Sep
Review GALWAY 8th Sep
Honoria landed another knock-out blow for the powerful Ballydoyle team as she took the feature race at Galway, the Listed Ardilaun Hotel Oyster Stakes, under Seamus HeffernanMon 08th Sep
Review GALWAY 31st Jul
John Kiely, who suffered a blow when ante-post favourite King Rama was ruled out of the Guinness Galway Plate last week, gained ample compensation when his Indian Pace bagged the prizeThu 31st Jul
Skip Two Continues to Progress
Dropping in trip with a seven pound penalty and conceding weight to all eight of his rivals, Skip Two gained his third win in a row battling to a length success in a rousing finish to the Guinness Novice Chase. Thu 31st Jul
Gambles Landed at Killarney
David Marnane and Colm O´Donoghue, successful with Maundy Money here yesterday, struck again with the well-backed Maysa in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Fillies Handicap. Wed 16th Jul
I'm thrilled with that win, he finally got his ground he's been waiting in the wilderness for about two years. He's in good old form, he was a maiden waiting to happen really. We'll probably go for something at Galway or maybe Killarney, we'll go wherever the ground is quick.
Mrs John Harrington
