Cathal McCormack

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Dunshaughlin, Meath

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Cathal McCormack could not have wished for a better start to his riding career in point-to-points, with his first success coming on his first ride between the flags aboard Nigel Slevin's Mr Boss Man at Dowth Hall in October 2018. A nephew of handler Thomas Coyle, it was Coyle that provided the Meath native, who had formerly played on his counties U16 GAA team, with his second success when Sean Thyne won at Tinahely later that season. A first track success followed in 2019 when Breezy Bell won Handicap Hurdle at Ballinrobe for Eddie Cawley.
 

2024/25Season
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Winners
CareerTotal
2
Winners
Date
Course
Race type
Horse
Fin Pos
Distance
SP
Handler
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5yo Mares Maiden
6th
29½L
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Open- Novice Riders
8th
42L
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Winner Of Three
2nd
6L
3/1
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6yo+ Maiden (Nov Rdrs)
2nd
15L
3/1CF
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Open- Novice Riders
4th
9½L
8/1
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Open 4yo+ (Banks Course)
4th
15½L
6/1
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3m Hunters Chase
10th
43L
25/1
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Seven declared for Down Royal Hunter Chase

Like A Demon, Samurai Cracker and Winged Leader are amongst the horses set to line up for the two miles and three furlongs contest.

Report | Dowth 28th October 2018

For the second weekend in succession Mick Goff and Shane Fitzgerald teamed up to take a second four-old-maiden in seven days.

Next Generation | Rider - Cathal McCormack

Cathal McCormack rode his first winner at Dowth last Sunday, on just his first ride between-the-flags.