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The Galway Races continues at pace on Thursday with day four of the action from Ballybrit being headlined by the Galway ...
Elliott has been runner-up four times and was third back-to-back with Dirar in 2010 and 2011. He runs four in a typically ...
Gavin Cromwell's Fiery Lucy could be the danger to Fingerpaint under Robert Whearty. She's rated 103 and obviously has more ...
Local jockey Danny Gilligan was once again the toast of Ballybrit on Wednesday evening after landing a second Tote Galway ...
Ryan Higgins, also facing his former county, produced some meaty pull shots in progressing to 29 before edging an attempted ...
The JP McManus-owned youngster was an explosive winner of the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival in March, bursting clear after the last to turn a wide-open handicap into a procession. He won by ...
THE STANDARD has been set after the drama of yesterday’s Galway Plate. If we get a finish as good as we got in Wednesday’s ...
TEMPLEGATE takes on a cracking Galway Plate confident of having found the winner. One of two feature races at the seven-day ...
Having won the Hurdle last year, winning the Plate would complete a famous double of Galway's premier races. He would become the first horse since Ansar in 2004 to achieve the feat, and only the ...
Cian Collins believes Harry Cobden will suit dual Cheltenham Festival winner Jazzy Matty down to the ground in Wednesday’s Tote Galway Plate.
Former jockey Norman Williamson led the tributes to Edward O’Grady, who died on Sunday at the age of 75, hailing him “a remarkable trainer and a remarkable man”. Williamson rode a whole host of ...
Edward O'Grady, a multiple champion National Hunt trainer whose name will go down in Cheltenham Festival folklore, has died. He was 76. O'Grady trained some of the finest jumpers of his era and sent ...