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Enniskillen (IRE) b g 2005

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Enniskillen (IRE) b g 2005

Sire

Witness Box (USA)

Dam

First Of April (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Presenting (GB)

Owner

A Weld

Handler

Peter Maher

Breeder

J and P Bannon

Last Win

Punchestown Sun, 18th Feb, 18 2/1, B O Walsh (2942 days)

Last Run

Punchestown Fri, 30th Apr, 21 4th, 14/1, Mr B O Walsh (1775 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Chase IRE

€25,205

-35.50

PtoP

Under Rules Total

-35.50

Form Figures

P60P0-532PF-P4346338-1489F470-64232338533-U1224574-81315P56-513FU-53P53906-5-S4/

Form Timeline

Form Figures - P60P0-532PF-P4346338-1489F470-64232338533-U1224574-81315P56-513FU-53P53906-5-S4/

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

18May14 Str 24f 4y+ Point to Point

12-24th of 8, 18.25L behind Sizing Solution

B O Walsh

11Dec11 Lin 24f 6y+ Point to Point

12-0unplaced in race won by

Change of Trainer Peter Maher

Handler Peter Maher

Symbols Explained

ts² Tongue Strap vs² Visor hd² Hood es² Eye Shield ec² Eye Cover cp² Cheekpiece bl² Blinkers tt² Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel

The superscript number on headgear bl² indicates number of times worn. A plus bl⁺ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl¹indicates first time.

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Reports in which Enniskillen (IRE) was mentioned

Risk Of Thunder goes to Maher's Supreme

Mtada Supreme (10/1) came out on top after a tremendous conclusion to the Donohue Marquees Risk Of Thunder Chase, the opener at Punchestown. Sun 19th Nov

Regal Das Mooser delivers King's master plan

Das Mooser landed a punt when making all for the Bishopscourt Cup over two and a half miles in Punchestown. Fri 28th Apr

Preview punchestown 29th Apr

The National Hunt season reaches its climax on Saturday and with the race for the trainers' title going down to the wire, Gordon Elliott and Willie Mullins are responsible for six of the seven runners in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Champion HurdleSat 29th Apr

Review punchestown 25th Apr

Robbie Power enjoyed yet another big winner when driving Fox Norton home in the BoyleSports Champion Chase on the first day of the Punchestown FestivalTue 25th Apr

Enniskillen bags 'rules' win at Punchestown

Punchestown regular Enniskillen made his 'racecourse' breakthrough at the venue when claiming the opening race at this year festival meeting. Tue 25th Apr

Escape aiming to justify price in Land Rover

The racecourse debut of point-to-point winner Rapid Escape is one of the more interesting aspects to the 100,000 euro Goffs Land Rover Bumper at Punchestown. Tue 25th Apr

Red-hot Russell fires in a treble

Davy Russell brought up his Punchestown treble on strong-travelling Windy Millie in the three mile one handicap chase. Sat 14th May

3 Bishopscourts for Shin A Vee

Trainer Denis Cullen and rider John Barry can take a bow after well-backed favourite Shin A Vee (2/1), on his first outing since last year's win in the KFM Hunters Chase for the Bishopscourt Cup, repeated the dose in the Punchestown opener. Fri 29th Apr

Ladies rule in Ladies Cup again

Wish Ye Didn't followed up her win from twelve months before by capturing the opening Kildare Hunt Club Fr Sean Breen Memorial Chase for the Ladies Perpetual Cup as the 2016 Punchestown Festival began. Tue 26th Apr

Bolger dominates cross country opener

Enda Bolger ran three horses in the Boomerang Animal Bedding Cross Country Chase at Punchestown and saddled the first, second and fourth home as Josies Orders took the glory. Sat 02nd May

Well backed McManus fav' wins Festival's first

Trainer Enda Bolger and Nina Carberry today started this year's Punchestown Festival with a winner in the opening Kildare Hunt Club Fr Sean Breen Memorial Chase, run over the banks course, with the J.P. McManus owned 8/13 favourite Wish Ye Didnt. Tue 28th Apr

Be Positive gets Festival off to great start

A close relative of the great Moscow Flyer, Be Positive picked an opportune time to shed his maiden tag, when on outing number six, equipped with a first-time hood, he landed the Kildare Hunt Club Fr Sean Breen Memorial Chase, the opener of the Punchestown Festival. Tue 29th Apr

Lightning strikes twice at Punchestown

You'd always be thinking that some of the locals would know more than the general population about how a KFM Hunter Chase for the Bishopscourt Cup might turn out. Well obviously someone knew something in relation to this year's victor as Johnies Star was backed from 20/1 into 14/1 at Punchestown. Fri 26th Apr

Friday's Punchestown Preview

3:40pm There's the the usual eccentricity to this event with the 2009 and 2010 winners renewing rivalries. Shin A Vee won in 2009 but was narrowly beaten by COOL WARRIOR the following year and, while Derek O'Connor is a notable booking, Shin A Vee has been absent for 772 days and is now passed over. Preference is for 12 year old COOL WARRIOR, who at least has proven fitness on his side. The other 14 runners have mustered just 10 point to points wins between them and finding a form alternative to either of the two previous winners is difficult. Ten year old Norwich Flyer has three point to point wins to his name though and may play a prominent roll while Enniskillen, who worringly is still a maiden point to pointer, ran ok in the Ladies Cup on Tuesday and has minor claims. The Begrudger is a dual point to point winner a long time ago but hasn't shown anything worth mentioning recently. (TW) Fri 26th Apr

After race at Punchestown Tue, 25th Apr, 2017 (1st)

He deserved that as he's always the bridesmaid and never the bride. Now he's the bride today,. It's not that he's a great horse but everyone backs him each-way and he's always there or thereabouts but still never gives me a winner. (My partner) Caroline said to me this morning that he'd win this one but I said 'no he won't'. He had it won one year and ran off the bend. That's him he could go anywhere or do anything. He didn't let me down and deserved that. I was going mad as there was no rain for the La Touche and I really fancy Mtada Supreme. One of my friends said 'there are other racecourse you can train winners on you know' but I said 'no there isn't, this is the only place to get the winners'.

Peter Maher