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  • Selections for Dundalk – Mar. 26th 2021

    Selections for Dundalk – Mar. 26th 2021

    4.25: KENDRED SOUL (KEVIN MANNING/JOHN FEANE) 4.55: SIR LAMORAK (SEAMIE HEFFERNAN/AIDAN O’BRIEN) 5.30: BELIEVE JACK – EW – (SAM EWING (5)/ELLMARIE HOLDEN) 6.00: FIRSTMAN (DYLAN B. MCMONAGLE (5)/TONY MARTIN) 6.30: CECILIA CLEMENTINE (CHRIS HAYES/KEVIN PRENDERGAST) 7.00: SENSE OF WORTH (CONOR MCGOVERN/ANDY OLIVER) 7.30: INDEPENDENT MISSY – EW – (JOEY SHERIDAN (5)/TRACEY COLLINS) 8.00: WHYZZAT –…

  • Selections for Dundalk – Feb. 1st 2021

    2.40: TOOREEN ANGEL (ANDREW SLATTERY (3)/FOZZY STACK) 3.10: KALANOURA – EW – (GARY CARROLL/GAVIN CROMWELL) 3.40: DANEHILL QUEST (SEAMIE HEFFERNAN/SHANE CRAWLEY) 4.15: CATHERINE CHROI (SAM EWING (7)/GORDON ELLIOTT) 4.50: RANGER BOB (COLIN KEANE/GERRY KEANE) 5.25: GATSBY CAP (CHRIS HAYES/PADDY HAYES) 5.55: BROTHER IN LAW – W/O FAV – (ADAM FARRAGHER (7)/KIERAN COTTER) 6.25: SABRINA FAIRCHILD…

  • Keane and Foley both score as it’s horses for courses

    There are racecourses which, due to their unique nuances, take getting to know. Galway, Downpatrick, Sligo and Bellewstown are just some such in Ireland. Akin to Epsom, Chester, York, Cartmel and Aintree in Britain. Dundalk Stadium merits inclusion in a similar bracket. Most obviously because it’s Ireland’s only All Weather course. Equally though due to…

  • Keane maintains handy lead as race enters final furlong

    Colin Keane maintained a comfortable enough gap between himself and nearest competitor Shane Foley as the race for the Flat Jockey’s Championship enters its final few furlongs. Trim’s Keane had another long but productive day in the saddle after notching a treble between the two meetings at Leopardstown and Dundalk. It was another Meath man,…

  • Heffernan reckons there could be a Ballet at the Derby

    Seamie Heffernan won the first two races on today’s Leopardstown card and following the victory of BOLSHOI BALLET (EVS FAV) the rider suggested that the four length winner could well be a candidate for a spin around Tattenham Corner in 2021. It’s not unusual for Aidan O’Brien to unleash precocious colts towards the back end…