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McGettigan makes all to land nightcap on Princess

1 week ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Apprentice Patrick McGettigan got his fractions spot on when making every yard of the running on Albion Princess to just last home in the concluding View Restaurant Summer Offer Just 29 Euro Handicap at Dundalk. Building up a huge lead in the initial stages of the contest, Albion Princess was over 25 lengths clear of her rivals by half-way.
Slattery keeps it simple as Drucker gets off the mark

1 week ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Andy Slattery teamed up with son Andrew as the pair claimed the Greyhound Racing Every Weekend Handicap at Dundalk with handicap debutant Drucker Stepping up two-and-a-half furlongs on his first start outside of maiden company, the three-year-old showed that a test of stamina was just what was required. Quickly into stride, Slattery Junior chased the early leader Alumni Lia before taking over in front at the furlong pole.
Jules Winfield makes impressive debut to land Ballinrobe finale

1 week ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Tony Martin introduced a nice prospect in the closing race of the evening as debutant Jules Winfield quickened up smartly to take the John Madden & Sons INH Flat Race at Ballinrobe. A Flat-bred gelding, the offspring of Siyouni travelled easily in mid division under Derek O'Connor before making significant headway around the outside of runners over three furlongs from home.
Tomas O Maille proves popular with the locals at Ballinrobe

1 week ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

The Michael Flannery trained Tomas O Maille received a great reception post race after the locally based gelding won the Lodge At Ashford Castle Handicap Hurdle at Ballinrobe. A long standing maiden who had failed to get his head in front in 26 previous starts, the eight-year-old rewarded those that kept the faith with a comfortable success under Ambrose McCurtin.
O'Brien's Junkyard proves top Dog at Navan

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Strongly supported in the market, the Joseph O'Brien trained Junkyard Dog ran out a game winner of the concluding Bective Restaurant Handicap at Navan. Available at 11/1 overnight, the Fastnet Rock gelding was backed down to 5/1f before the off of this three-year-old only handicap. Held up towards rear under Dylan Browne McMonagle, the O'Brien trained runner was being pushed along on the outside of the field over three furlongs from the finish.
Hurricane blows in to bring up doubles for Timmons and Whearty

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Both successful in their own right earlier on the card, Chris Timmons and Robert Whearty brought up doubles as Hurricane Helen landed the Book Your Navan Summer BBQ Packages Apprentice Handicap. A seven-time previous winner, the grey has often been unlucky in running given her hold up style. However, on this occasion she enjoyed a clearer passage which enabled her land the spoils.
Dakota Blue lands maiden success under Coen

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

The Johnny Murtagh trained Dakota Blue stepped up on some promising juvenile efforts when making a winning reappearance in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF 3Y0 Spring Series Median Auction Maiden at Navan. Runner-up on two of his three starts last term, the son of Sioux Nation arguably ran his best race when fourth in a warm Curragh maiden behind The Lion In Winter.
The Truant proves too strong for Navan rivals

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

The Truant recorded the third win of his career when staying on best under Robert Whearty to claim the Enjoy Hospitality At Navan Racecourse Handicap at the County Meath track. Held up in the initial stages of the race, the eight-year-old grey settled well as Duke Of Leggagh led Inchiquin Maid The latter came through to take over with three furlongs to run. Whearty then made a race winning move on the outside of the field to edge ahead with still over a furlong to race.
Saturn back to winning ways at Navan

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

The Jessica Harrington trained Saturn returned to winning ways when coming from last to first to take the Cusack Hotel Group Family Fun Day July 13th Handicap at Navan. A dual winner last term, the grey had his season cut short following a below par run at the Curragh in June. Subsequently treated for colic, the five-year-old was on the easy list until making a return to action this afternoon.
Cleary at his strongest as River sheds maiden tag

2 weeks ago | irishracing.com | John O'Riordan

Apprentice Jack Cleary made virtually all the running on Mississippi River to run out a gallant winner of the Vintage Crop Raceday April 26th (C & G) Maiden at Navan. An 85-rated colt with four previous starts, the 5/4f was sent straight into the lead in order to make his experience count against a field of less exposed rivals.