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John O'Riordan

Ireland

Weekly Columnist and Feature Writer at THE IRISH FIELD

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  • 14 hours ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

    Recent impressive Leopardstown maiden winner Alakazi will put his credentials to the test when stepping up into Listed class in the Tetrarch Stakes on his next run. A promising seventh on his racecourse debut at the Foxrock track last October, the Johnny Murtagh trained colt returned to the County Dublin venue to open his account earlier this month. Leading over a furlong out, the Aga Khan owned three-year-old stretched right away to score by seven-and-a-half lengths.

  • 4 days ago | theirishfield.ie | John O'Riordan

    2.15 Race Displays Joseph O’Reilly Hunters Chase 3m 1f 15ydRyehill can resume his progress, provided he is over his Cheltenham exertions. Ross O’Sullivan’s gelding had looked a leading contender for the Foxhunters after an impressive win at Naas on his penultimate start. However, having struggled in the initial stages of the festival race, he was never really involved. The gelding arguably did quite well to finish mid-division at the finish given how things panned out.

  • 4 days ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

    Having landed some valuable sales bumpers over the years, Cork trainer Robert Tyner was at it again as debutant I'm Slippy kept on best to claim the concluding Tattersalls Ireland George Mernagh Memorial Sales Bumper at Fairyhouse. A half-brother to a maiden hurdle winner, out of a winning dam, the four-year-old knew his job despite showing obvious signs of greenness.

  • 4 days ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

    Champion trainer Willie Mullins sent out his sixth winner of the afternoon as the Jody Townened ridden Doctor Du Mesnil made at impressive winning debut in the concluding Finbarr Quaid Electrical (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race at Cork. An unraced son of Doctor Dino, from the family of Lord Du Mesnil, the debutant created a very favourable impression to justify 11/8f with the minimum of fuss.

  • 4 days ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

    The Pat Fahy trained Drop The Anchor showed that he still had plenty life left in him despite his advancing years when staying on late to win the Paddy Kehoe Suspended Ceilings Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse. A three-time winner over hurdles, the 11-year-old also landed his bumper and perhaps most significantly, the Naas November Handicap on the Flat.

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