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Whatever Jacksays (IRE) b g 2005
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Review tipperary 7th Oct
Captain Cee Bee rolled back the years with a superb performance to take the Friends Of Tipperary Hurdle at TipperarySun 07th Oct
Whatever Jacksays in great form
Whatever Jacksays landed his fifth career victory in some style at Tipperary in the valuable Grade 3 Dolores Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle over two miles. Sun 07th Oct
Review listowel 19th Sep
Eric McNamara enjoyed a day to remember as Faltering Fullback led home a one-two for the trainer in the Guinness Kerry National at ListowelWed 19th Sep
Jack too strong for novice rivals
Whatever Jacksays proved too strong for his rivals in the novice hurdle at Listowel as he made all for a cosy success. Wed 19th Sep
Review cork 25th May
Simenon showed his liking for a drop down in class as he sauntered away with the Friday Evening Racing Hurdle at Cork for Willie MullinsFri 25th May
Jack completes hat-trick in style
Oliver McKiernan has his string in great form over the past few months, and none more so than Whatever Jacksays who completed a hat-trick with a runaway success in the Niall McCarthy Memorial Handicap Hurdle. Fri 25th May
Review punchestown 26th Apr
Quevega (11/10 favourite) came out best in the battle of the mares, accounting for Voler La Vedette in the Ladbrokes.com World Series Hurdle at PunchestownThu 26th Apr
Whatever Jacksays is third winner to make all
Whatever Jacksays was the third winner, from the opening four races at Wexford today, to make all the running, scoring an easy win for trainer Oliver McKiernan and jockey Robbie Colgan. Fri 20th Apr
Townend shows Star quality on Letter
Paul Townend showed his champion qualities when getting Letterlee Star up in the final strides to take the three-mile Comeragh Handicap Hurdle. Thu 08th Mar
Review thurles 23rd Feb
Multiple point-to-point winner Carrigeen Lechuga landed her second Thurles success in a fortnight when making every yard in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Novice ChaseThu 23rd Feb
Murphy opens Irish account
Howryafeelin provided Clarinbridge, Co. Galway trainer Barry Murphy with his first Irish winner when recording a shock win in the Cashel Maiden Hurdle. Thu 23rd Feb
We've no real plans, but we might step him up in trip. He's going well on the soft ground so the winter shouldn't bother him. There isn't much for him between now and Christmas. He loves his racing and his heart is in the right place.
Oliver McKiernan
It's tougher ground out there today than he's ever ran in so we weren't sure how he'd handle it,. I suppose it's the same for them all. He handled it well enough and went about his business okay. He just jumped his hurdles very high and maybe that was the ground. Normally he flies the top of his hurdles and gains lengths. Probably because of the deep ground he was just jumping over them rather than flying them. He may go for a novice hurdle at Tipperary in a fortnights time. He's finished as a novice then so he'll have a break and then we'll look at Christmas for him.
Oliver McKiernan
He's a great little horse, and as game as a gander! I thought the big weight and shorter trip would test him today but the horse and Robbie get on well together. He might have a little break now before heading west (Galway Festival). The ground is beautiful here today, and you couldn't blame it for a horse getting beaten.
Oliver McKiernan
Whatever Jacksays had a good run in a good race at Fairyhouse recently and did that nicely. The way he finished there, he seemed to like the good ground but he won his point to point on bottomless ground!. He'll probably go to Punchestown for a three miles handicap hurdle now - hopefully he won't get too much weight as he is a small little horse.
Oliver McKiernan
