Form and Entries for Horse Doctor Woodfield (IRE)

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Reports in which Doctor Woodfield (IRE) was mentioned

Tornado gains deserved win in Veterans Race

Dancing Tornado (10/3) recorded his first success since March of 2010 as he took the Garryowen Veterans Handicap Chase under Mark Walsh for trainer Michael Hourigan. Sun 11th Nov

Review limerick 18th Mar

Knockfierna notched her fourth victory over fences with a near-faultless display in the ITBA Fillies Scheme EBF Dawn Run Mares Novice Chase at LimerickSun 18th Mar

Woodfield still going strong at eleven

The 11yo Doctor Woodfield trained by Cecil Ross and ridden by Barry Cash ran out a convincing winner of the Friends of Liam Hogan Handicap Chase at the odds of 12/1. Sun 18th Mar

Nephew provides O'Connell with double

The John Brassil trained 10yo The Bosses Nephew took the 2m 6f Veterans Handicap Chase providing his rider Eddie O'Connell with a double on the day. Thu 29th Dec

Review kilbeggan 15th May

Doctor Woodfield gave his supporters an uplifting tonic in a dramatic renewal of the Belvedere House Gardens & Park Handicap Chase at KilbegganSat 15th May

Woodfield flies home in handicap chase

Doctor Woodfield overcame doubts about the firm ground to run out an easy winner of the Belvedere House Gardens & Park Handicap Chase at Kilbeggan. Sat 15th May

After race at Kilbeggan Sat, 15th May, 2010 (1st)

He's been ready for a while. We've been waiting on rain but decided to take a chance and hopefully we've got away with it,. Ideally he'd want a cut but no more than that. Hopefully he'll come back here for the Midlands National.

Cecil Ross