David Jennings

2 weeks ago | racingpost.com | David Jennings

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2 weeks ago | racingpost.com | David Jennings

I've been here before. Sat in the same chair, in front of the same blank screen, using the same keys, trying to come up with something different to say about him. It's all been said already but what else can you do but say it again. Call back again this time next year and we'll no doubt be saying it all over again. Words start to fail you. These achievements are just too huge.

2 weeks ago | racingpost.com | David Jennings

The Moone machine is back in perfect working order. After sending out only two winners in May, Jessica Harrington's Moone stable in County Kildare has her team in terrific form again and Barnavara's victory in the feature Darley Irish EBF Kooyonga Stakes made it five winners in just four days for the now bang in-form trainer. The highlight of the afternoon was supposed to be the perfect place for the 111-rated Red Letter to get a confidence booster.

2 weeks ago | racingpost.com | David Jennings

Donnacha O'Brien expects his star filly Porta Fortuna to return in the autumn after a small setback ruled her out of Royal Ascot. The four-time Group 1 winner, who won the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot last summer, made a winning reappearance in the Lanwades Stud Stakes at the Curragh on Irish Guineas weekend and O'Brien pointed her in the direction of the Queen Anne afterwards.

3 weeks ago | racingpost.com | David Jennings

Best betsWestmeath -33pts 10-11 generalOver 1.5 Westmeath goals2pts Evs Boylesports, Paddy PowerSligo -62pts 11-10 BoylesportsWeekend Gaelic Football predictionsGAA+, 5pm SaturdayWestmeath were dumped out of the Leinster championship by Kildare, but for about an hour of that outing they looked every bit as good as the Lilywhites, if not better, and just lacked a bit of composure in front of goal. They paid the price in the closing stages.