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Neworleans impresses in novice
Down In Neworleans made it three from three over fences with an impressive success in the Deacy Gilligan Novice Chase at Galway. Sat 27th Aug
Danny & Mags score with Down In Neworleans
Down In Neworleans maintained his 100% strike rate over fences as he took the Guinness Summer Series Novice Chase for the mother and son team of Mags and Danny Mullins. Thu 28th Jul
Beans Spill leaves Casey on Top
Casey Top (7/1 into 3/1) came from the point-to-point fields with a tall reputation and after winning one handicap hurdle the Topanoora gelding got his chasing career off to the perfect start by landing the Tyrrellspass Novice Chase under Paul Carberry at Kilbeggan. He was deputising for the injured Bryan Cooper (finger injury expected to be out for ten days) and he was bringing his score to two on the evening following the win on Tom Horn half-an-hour earlier. Mon 20th Jun
Review kilbeggan 20th Jun
The Fay Bookmakers Handicap Hurdle offered the biggest prize at Kilbeggan and it produced an admirable pillar-to-post victory for Archie BoyMon 20th Jun
Eagle soars to record back to back victories
The Dermot Hughes Toyota Car Sales Novice Chase went to the well supported 11/10 favourite Alpine Eagle, in the colours of JP McManus for trainer Jessica Harrington and jockey Andrew Leigh. Sun 12th Jun
De Bromhead full of Beans
Spill The Beans overcame a couple of jumping errors to justify 11/10 favouritism for local trainer Henry de Bromhead. Sun 10th Apr
Review wexford 23rd Oct
Fisher Bridge earned a measure of compensation for his narrow defeat in the Munster National last time out when he took the feature Casey Enterprise Chase at WexfordSat 23rd Oct
O'Donnell on mark again with Claret
More Claret caused a 14/1 surprise in the Carne Beginners Chase under Tom Doyle, giving in-form Kilkenny handler Kevin O’Donnell another winner. Sat 23rd Oct
Review tramore 7th Oct
Aughnacurraveel stepped up on his promising form in point-to-points and bumpers to win the Stradbally Maiden Hurdle at Tramore on his first start over timberThu 07th Oct
Spill The Beans wins Tramore opener
The opening www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle went to the Henry De Bromhead trained 5/4 favourite (from 3/1 in the morning) Spill The Beans, under Andrew Lynch. Thu 07th Oct
Review punchestown 18th May
The Henry de Bromhead-trained Loosen My Load followed in the hoofprints of stablemate and subsequent Arkle hero Sizing Europe when making a successful start to his career over fences in the Motivate Challenge Beginners Chase at PunchestownTue 18th May
Geraghty at his best aboard Sandymount
The Jessie Harrington trained Sandymount Lady came out best of a driving finish to land the Motivate Challenge Supporting Barrettstown Maiden Hurdle under Barry Geraghty. Tue 18th May
Weld ends day on a high note
Dermot Weld had a bad start to Stephen's Day at Leopardstown when his highly regarded Rite Of Passage had to be withdrawn shortly before the first race having banged his head in the horsebox on the way to the track. Sat 26th Dec
The Kings Sword wins Thurles finale
The concluding Toboradora Bumper at Thurles today was won by the Kieran Purcell trained The Kings Sword, who battled gamely to win under a strong ride from Paul Cashman. Thu 05th Nov
His jumping was a bit disappointing as he's been way better than that at home. He's a big horse and Andrew thought the sharp bends here may not have suited. We gave him a holiday over the winter and were waiting for some good ground.
Henry De Bromhead
Spill The Beans deserved to win one and Andrew gave him a clever front-running ride. He'll go chasing straightaway now and should be better over fences as he has no respect from hurdles. It is a nice tonic for his owner Herb Stanley who is not feeling great at present.
Henry De Bromhead
