Going - Good to Yielding. Fine
Jackpot Pool - €343.55 Dividend - €240.50 Winning Units - .09. Placepot Pool - €17,414.07 Dividend - €66.30 Winning Units - 183.83. Days Aggregate - €105,005.33 (8 races). Last Year €130,161.00 (7 races).
Lady Doyanne makes winning Rules debut for De Bromhead
Chosen Shant defies handicapper to win again at Wexford
She’s surprised us since we’ve got her, and she loves it around here. She jumps better with a lead, so we were lucky that we had one to bring us along today. Phillip sat in behind and things worked out. Hopefully there is another one or two in her if the handicapper is not too hard on her, and we might look for something back here again.
Mercury on a Mission in Wexford feature
Calum gave him an exceptional ride. He’s been a very lucky horse for us this year winning three times for new owners (IRE Asset Holding Limited) to me. We’ve had plenty of placed horses over the past week. It’s lovely to have a winner and the horses are going well.
Corbally Cross credits Con McSweeney with first success under Rules
I’ve had plenty of winners in point-to-points but that’s my first winner under Rules. We only have a handful of horses. That’s his first run in a handicap and we’re delighted. He got a bad injury about a year ago and all the vets told us to put him down, but I held onto him. His first run back he won a point-to-point and now he’s after winning on the track. There is a great group of owners, Joe O’Sullivan and PJ Murphy and my wife Niamh. I’m a Corkman from just outside Cork City.
Small Town Hero continues winning streak for new connections
He’s been a good buy now even if he never wins again. It’s the first horse the boys (Kilkenny Racing Syndicate) have had and he’s honest. I wish I had a yard of them like him. Conor said he didn’t realise how far ahead he was after the last but he’s that honest and would gallop all day. We’ll probably give him a break now and we’ll make use of his chase mark hopefully.
Mephisto makes most of circumstances to win first jumps race
It’s been a long time coming with that fella over jumps. He’s a bit of a rogue. When he turns up he’s grand but he minds himself. He’s won two on the Flat for us as well. At home his jumping is brilliant, but he got a few falls and used to step at one now and again. I think he’s handicapped over fences as well, so he’ll probably mix it and can run over two miles at Dundalk as well.
Cromwell winner proves Good Pal to Wexford punters
Fraher Field battles back close home to land Wexford finale
