BATTLEOVERDOYEN
11yo B G DOYEN – BATTLE OVER (SILLERY)
Hunt:
| Handler: | Gordon Elliott |
| Owner: | Pioneer Racing Partnership |
| Breeder: | Berry Farms |
| Category | Runs | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Top-Rated |
| P2P | 4 | 2 | 1 | 0 | |
| Track | 36 | 8 | 2 | 4 |
Battleoverdoyen impresses at Down Royal
Battleoverydoyen impressed on season debut when landing the Grade 2 Lough Construction Ltd Chase at Down Royal in the hands of Mark Walsh.
Weekend hat-trick sees Doyen make his mark
The hat-trick over the weekend include two smart looking four-year-old maiden winners for the Sunnyhill Stud resident.
Cosgrave: It was superb the way she won!
Cheltenham Festival winning mare Honeysuckle started life out with Jerry Cosgrave when winning her four-year-old mares maiden.
Wednesdays point-to-point graduates at Cheltenham
Another 42 ex-pointers are set to line up on day two of the Cheltenham Festival.
Carefully Selected favourite for Cheltenham National Hunt Chase
The Wille Mullins-trained gelding heads a strong team of pointers in initial entries.
Point-to-point graduates remain to the fore as more Cheltenham entries emerge
Thursday saw the release of entries for the Arkle Chase, RSA Chase, National Hunt Chase, and the Marsh Novice Chase.
A record-breaking seven Grade 1 successes were achieved in December
185 former pointers were successful under rules in December. Click here to see some of the highlights.
Battleoverdoyen makes all for second Grade 1 success
The Loughanmore victor led home a 1-2 for Irish Pointers in the Neville Hotels Novice Chase at Leopardstown.
Doyen enjoys a succesful start to the season
Doyen has produced five winners and two placed runners from 19 runners since the beginning of October.
October Highlights
We look back on some of the October highlights for Irish point-to-point gradutes
Irish point graduates set for day two of Cheltenham
A strong contingency of Irish point graduates will take part on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival.
Grade 1 Glory for Battleoverdoyen as Irish Pointers dominate
Loughanmore winner Battleoverdoyen led home a clean sweep of the placings for former Irish Pointers at Naas on Sunday.
