Breeding Season In Full Swing At Killack Stud
Killack Stud, in Caim, stands two National Hunt stallions for the current season, El Salvador (IRE) and Centurion, and we […]
Horse Racing
Racing Needs To Return
The thoroughbred industry in the country is baffled by the failure of NPHET and the government to give the green
Sandmason & Arcadio Are A Loss To Breeders
Just as the breeding season is getting into full swing, two of Wexford’s best-known stallions passed away last week; Sandmason
Racing to continue behind closed doors
Irish racing was yesterday, given the green light by Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) to continue, but must follow a strict
Big prices at Cheltenham but stats are back
Thursday’s Tattersalls Sale at the Cheltenham Sale saw Donnchadh Doyle’s five-year-old, Killer Kane, top the sale, the son of Oscar,
So close for Nolan at Cheltenham
Paul Nolan came so close to winning a Grade 1 today at the Cheltenham festival, only to be denied by
James and Jacob win in Cheltenham
Jockey Daryl Jacob notched up his 3rd Cheltenham festival winner with victory aboard the Willie Mullins trained ‘Concertista’. Having finished
From Kiltealy to Cheltenham on the double
Envoi Allen justified favourtism to take the opening Ballymore Novices Hurdle for Gordon Elliot. Two years ago he won his
Wexford at Cheltenham – Day 1 Round Up
Co.Wexford jockey Jamie Codd continues his exceptional Cheltenham Festival Record, as the most successful amateur jockey in the festival’s history
O’Neill treble & Bowe double at Lingstown
Six runners went to post for the 4yo Maiden at Lingstown, victory went to the Colin Bowe trained, GERRI COLOMBE