A four-year-old maiden treble across Monksgrange and Oldcastle underlined Poet’s Word’s growing impact as a sire.
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Waterford teenager James Crowley enjoyed a memorable breakthrough at Curraghmore on Easter Sunday.
Irish point-to-pointers were in big demand with no fewer than eight horses selling for prices of £200,000 or more.
SEE MOREThe Newry point-to-point will not go ahead this Saturday and entries will now be refunded.
SEE MOREThe impressive Cheltenham winner followed up at Aintree, with Let's Go Champ running a cracker to take second.
SEE MORELismore Schooling Gallops schooling bumpers and hurdles will take place on Monday 13th April.
SEE MOREEighteen-year-old Ollie Gilligan followed in his older brothers’ footsteps as he became the latest member of the Gilligan family to enjoy success in the saddle.
SEE MOREThe former Grade 2 winner secured his first success since joining David Christie in the Cork Easter Monday feature.
SEE MORETadhg Stafford registered his very first success under rules courtesy of a very game Lawful Ruler at Cork.
SEE MOREThe consistent six-year-old supplied Liam Burke with his first track winner since July 2024.
SEE MOREIt was the father and son team of Johnny and Josh Berry who landed this years renewal of the Joseph O'Reilly with Five Star Getaway.
SEE MOREDeclan Lavery maintained his fine run of form with a weekend double across Portrush and Oldcastle, headlined by an impressive nine-length success aboard the highly-regarded Mourne Crystal.
SEE MOREThe record breaking Galwegian Derek O’Connor registered his 1400th point-to-point winner aboard Holshot at Ballyknock for trainer and great friend Sam Curling.
SEE MORESummerhill handler Virginia Considine records first success since 2023 as debutant Dennehys Cross strikes at Oldcastle
SEE MOREA four-year-old maiden treble across Monksgrange and Oldcastle underlined Poet’s Word’s growing impact as a sire.
SEE MOREShane O’Rourke contemplated retiring from the saddle last season, but a Durrow double was the latest example of why he was right to continue.
SEE MORETechno Davis was the first winner that Tom Dreaper has sent out for leading owner Ronnie Bartlett as the Greenogue handler completed a weekend double.
SEE MORECounty Meath rider Joey Dunne’s recorded a first treble at Durrow which leaves him firmly on track for his best season yet.
SEE MOREÁine Connolly made history in the GAIN Mares’ Series Final by becoming the first female rider to win the Ballynoe showpiece since its inception in 1987.
SEE MORETacumshane handler Vinnie Devereux explains the kick that he got out of watching the Cheltenham Festival win of Meetmebythesea.
SEE MORELingstown winners Monster Truck and Palinca led the way for Cormac Doyle during a record-breaking Cheltenahm Festival Sale.
SEE MOREA total 72 fixtures have been scheduled for the spring 2026 term, beginning at Dromahane on December 30th.
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A four-year-old maiden treble across Monksgrange and Oldcastle underlined Poet’s Word’s growing impact as a sire.
P2P Results
Curraghmore 5yo Geldings MaidenJET BAY (IRE) by JET AWAY (GB)
A T Feeney
N. Stokes
Anna Stokes
P2P Results
Portrush Winner Of TwoWEESPOOF (IRE) by DIAMOND BOY (FR)
N McParlan
Gerald Quinn
P.J. McBurney
P2P Results
Curraghmore 5yo+ Mares MaidenTHE OCEAN QUEEN (IRE) by ORDER OF ST GEORGE (IRE)
L J Murphy
Mark J. Scallan
William Bates
P2P Results
Ballyknock 4yo Mares MaidenDOOCEYS LEGACY (IRE) by JET AWAY (GB)
W Verling
Pat Doocey
Pat Doocey
P2P Results
Monksgrange 4yo Geldings MaidenWORDFROMHOME (IRE) by POET'S WORD (IRE)
J L Scallan
Sean Thomas Doyle
Monbeg Partnership
P2P Results
Loughanmore 4yo Geldings MaidenGLEBE HOUSE (IRE) by POET'S WORD (IRE)
R James
Robert James
Matchmaker Syndicate
P2P Results
Loughanmore 6yo+ Geldings Maiden (Nov Rdrs)BROOTALLY (IRE) by WINGS OF EAGLES (FR)
D M O'Connor
Peter Buchanan
Peter Buchanan