Roger Quinlan
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Thurles, Tipperary
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Roger Quinlan is famed for having parternered many household names to success during the infancy of their careers. A brother of fellow riders Sean and Liam, Quinlan recorded his initial points victory at Punchestown aboard Five Rascals in February 2001. He also went on to guide two subsequent Irish Champion Hurdle winners to win four-year-old maiden winners, namely Petit Mouchoir at Kirkistown and Faugheen at Ballysteen. In September 2020, Quinlan announced his retirement from race-riding, with his last winner between the flags having come at Ballyragget in March on the final day of the season before the Covid-19 pandemic struck.
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Roger Quinlan Hangs Up His Boots
Thurles native Roger Quinlan announced his retirement on social media earlier this week.
Report | Ballyragget 15th March 2020
Whispers for Stafford as smart mare fulfils promise.
Strong representation of ex-Irish pointers in Supreme Novice
The opening contest of the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday sees a final entry of 22, containing multiple point-to-point graduates.
Four Grade 1 winners for pointing graduates in February
There were 14 graded-race winners in February, including four Grade 1 winners.
Report | Dromahane 5th May 2019
85-year-old Jim Barry won the four-year-old mares' maiden with Fantasia Storm, the only horse he has in training.
Report | Fairyhouse 28th April 2019
Donnchadh Doyle saddled a double at Fairyhouse including with the unlucky Ballyarthur faller Get In Robin.
Report | Castletown Geoghegan 7th April 2019
Some Are Lucky became the latest horse to add his name to illustrious roll of honour that is the Barbour Cup.
Report | Ballyragget 17th March 2019
Pa King enjoyed a successful St. Patrick’s Day recording a double at Ballyragget when registering a double.
