Going - Good. Dry and warm
Jackpot Pool - €168.43 Not Won. Carried forward to Ballinrobe on Monday 10th August. Placepot Pool - €26,466.60 Dividend - €332.10 Winning Units - 55.78. Days Aggregate - €79,818.00 Last Year €84,412.00
Rhythm Divine delivers in style
It's all grand having these opportunities, but you still have to go and do it,.
Dollys back to her best after good comeback run
She's a good wee mare. We've always thought a lot of her,.
Gotta Getaway driven home by Corbett
Lighthouse Rose shines for McNiff
If she had jumped the second last the last day she would have won and she jumped neither (it nor the last) - if she had jumped either she would have won (when third at this track in July). She is locally owned, it's a builder's but no-one is able to be here. She could come north again. She’s only a small mare and had no weight today. I’ll maybe run her over three miles at Sligo on Wednesday week.
Smith trains 1st winner as Orr doubles up
The Trigger now in the mix for 6 after Downpatrick success
We are in the mix for six now!. We got him about three years ago and he was very sick when we got him. He won a few for us in between times but he used to bleed. We used to call him 'Trigger the frigger' but now we call him 'The Triggernator!. We sweeten him up at home and we don't gallop him and he is really fat. We always tried to work the weight off him and that was going against him. We were probably working him too hard but now we just brought him in after a break and the wee fella Tubbs rides him and we don't gallop him and we took him to the beach a couple of times. We let him run 70 percent fit at Tipperary and he got in front and just from then he has snowballed. He won at Kilbeggan then and after Kilbeggan he is transformed and just a different horse - he thinks he owns the yard. He is walking around with a swagger and winning more impressively every time. We don't know where it will stop to be honest. We take him home and he doesn't miss a nut. It used to be when we ran him he used to be slow at his food and he is a greedy horse so you knew that he was feeling the effects. He'll not miss a nut now and he is roaring at you. I do nothing with him at home - a few days in the field and a couple of days light canter. He is heavier today than he was at Galway, he's heavier today than he even was going to Tipperary. He's thriving and just improving. If he's in the same form going home today we'll have a look, it might be two weeks or it might be three weeks. You might nev
Ruinous thrives on the patient tactics of Moore
He finds very little off the bridle, so Johnny rode a patient race and arrived there,. The handicapper will dictate where he goes
