Monday 17 January 2022
Setback ruled out a Christmas run for Drinmore winner.
Master McShee has provided trainer Paddy Corkery with Grade 1 success and the horse of a lifetime.
Choice of engagements in March for Andrew Lynch runner.
‘I had a tear in my eye for half the race, I’m not afraid to say it. We’ve had a tough year and it’s brilliant.’
Jack Kennedy combined with Mighty Potter for Grade One success.
Chacun Pour Soi was a late injury-enforced absentee.
Ferny Hollow pipped market rival Rivier D’etel in the spectacle that marked the first day.
Sir Gerhard makes perfect start to hurdling career and Fil Dor shone on Day One of the Christmas Festival.
A Plus Tard chased home stablemate Minella Indo in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
The four-day festival is now completely sold out.
Christmas cracker in store in the Savills Chase.
Reigning staying champ came to grief in the Lismullen Hurdle.
King George or Savills Chase on the radar.
Enjoy a day out at the County Kildare racecourse thanks to William Hill.
Atomic Jones and Panama Red look to have exciting futures.
O’Brien colt faces off with Tarnawa and Poetic Flare at Leopardstown.
HRI boss Kavanagh thrilled at return of one of racing’s ‘essential ingredients’.
O’Brien colt takes over clear favouritism for Epsom.
A second car parked in the driveway was also damaged in the fire.
O’Brien colt set for Derrinstown next before Epsom, with High Definition also poised for a trial.
The action continues this weekend at Fairyhouse.
Kemboy and Monkfish both caught the eye at Leopardstown.
Mullins’ runner makes all in Leopardstown highlight.
Mullins’ star a game winner of the Chanelle Pharma Novice Hurdle.
Unbeaten record continues for brilliant mare.
Earlier Gaillard Du Mesnil made no mistake in the Grade 1 opener.
Patrick Mullins pounces for his dad’s 16th winner of the festive period.
Mullins’ top novice bags Leopardstown Novice Chase.
Elsewhere, Chacun Pour Soi prevailed with minimal fuss.
Dublin Racing Festival set to be next on the agenda.
A man in his 40s has been arrested by gardaí.
Tom Marquand was celebrating a twist of fate as he unexpectedly rode the winner.
The duo are still on a high from Siskin’s Irish 2,000 Guineas success on Friday evening.
Seven people were injured during the burglary.
The incident occurred at around 10pm.
Meanwhile, Charli Parcs made a successful debut for Aidan Howard in the New Leopardstown Racing Hall Hurdle.
The company first set up in Ireland in 2008 and employs over 650 people.
Kennedy suffered the injury in the next race after he had celebrated Delta Work’s success.
Willie Mullins was full of praise for ‘one of the most special winners’ he has seen.
Asterion Forlonge and A Wave Of The Sea also secured victories on a busy day of racing.
