Experience this years Famous Fairyhouse Winter Festival on December 3rd and 4th and enjoy 2 Days of top class racing including 3 Grade One Races, the highlight of which is the Bar One Racing Hattons Grace Hurdle, famously won in recent years by Hurricane Fly, Jezki and in 2015 by the Willie Mullins trained Arctic Fire.

There are some fantastic hospitality packages available including the Bobbyjo Bistro Package with a wonderful 3 course lunch overlooking the track. Or there is also the brilliant Group Punters Packs, ideal for a great get together for family or friends, More details

Fairyhouse has kindly donated a wonderful prize for our competition. The winner will receive a prize of 2 Bobbyjo Bistro packages which includes 3 Course Meal, Tea/Coffee, Table reserved for the day, Admission Ticket, Direct access to the Powers Stand, Racecard, Pre-race tipster, Live music after racing. To enter simply answer the Question:

Which horse won the Bar One Racing Hattons Grace Hurdle in 2015? A - Arctic Fire; B - Hurricane Fly; C - Jezki *
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T&C - Prize is valid on Sunday 4th December. Prize is non-transferable Over 18s only. Competition Closes 23rd November 2016 at 12 noon. Winner notified by email

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21st Nov Heart Warming

It was freezing cold at Punchestown on Sunday but only a truly cold heart couldn’t respond to the circumstances surrounding First To Boogie’s success. He was a first winner as a trainer for Madeleine Tylicki. She took out a licence in June and for most of the last four weeks she has been at the bedside of her stricken brother Freddie. Racing is famously a magnificent triviality but First To Boogie’s otherwise mundane handicap hurdle success was proof once again how winning and losing remain anything but irrelevant.

14th Nov Almanzor The Obvious Choice

Racing’s awards season has began, a big deal in many other racing jurisdictions, but which in this part of the world is generally regarded as the sport’s silly season, a view that won’t have been altered by the decision to make Minding Europe’s Horse of the Year at the Cartier Awards. The task of investing any semblance of relevance or credibility to these things along the lines of America’s Eclipse award won’t have been helped by ignoring the bleedin’ obvious - Almanzor is Europe’s top horse of 2016.

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