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Jamie Codd was one of the greatest riders in the sport's history since beginning his career in 2000 with his title hauls totaling 22 prizes - two national titles, four Northern titles, 12 Eastern titles, three senior awards and one Southern title. The Wexford native has also enjoyed considerable success on the track, including Grade 1 victories at the Punchestown and Cheltenham Festivals, and finishing second aboard Cause Of Causes in the 2017 Aintree Grand National. In November 2018, he became just the second rider to reach 900 winners in points, with success at Loughanmore aboard Pegase Amour in the older maiden. In May 2021, Codd retired from point-to-points after the success of Supreme Gift at Tattersalls.
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Breakthrough first track success for Colin Motherway
Time To Rocco secured his first success when taking the p2p.ie mares point-to-point bumper at Tipperary.
Fourth Senior Title for Codd
Recently retired Jamie Codd was crowned Champion Senior rider for the fourth time when finishing his season on 19 winners two ahead of his nearest rival Derek O’Connor.
Codd ends memorable pointing career with Tattersalls win
After 972 winners in the pointing fields, Jamie Codd has announced his retirement from this sphere on Sunday.
Jet Of Magic proves too good on debut at Punchestown
The five-year-old was another winner from the first crop of young stallion Jet Away.
Complete Sizing returns to winning ways at Clonmel
The nine-year-old benefitted from a confident Jamie Codd waiting ride to win for the Jim Dreaper team.
Jury Duty lands Thurles Hunters Chase
Former American Grand National winner Jury Duty landed the Thurles Racecourse Hunters Chase in the hands of Jamie Codd.
Codd: It would be a big miss to have Cheltenham without amateurs
The winning-most amateur rider at the Cheltenham Festival has expressed his hope authorities will allow them to compete next month.
Champions Crowned | Codd and O'Neill continue Eastern domination
The pair have now won that regional title for 15 years consecutively as their share the 2019/20 crown.
Ravenhill provides Codd with Festival winner number ten
The Loughbrickland winner landed the Grade 2 National Hunt Challenge Cup on day one of the Cheltenham Festival.
Aidan Fitzgerald has high hopes for Queens Brook
The Co. Carlow handler sent out the mare to win at Dromahane and she is a leading contender for the Champion Bumper.
Jamie Codd bids for more Festival glory
The Co. Wexford native is set for a number of rides next week at the Cheltenham Festival.
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.
Report | Borris House 01st March 2020
Sky is the limit for Amarillo after gritty debut success.
Point-to-Point Weekly: Episode 2
The four-year-old maiden at Tinahely won by Bring The Action features in the latest edition of the ITM -backed series.
Report | Tinahely 23rd February 2020
Landmark for Codd as Action provides Murphy with double.
Report | Punchestown 16th February 2020
Hulabaloo raises a cheer as Woods notches first win.
Report | Knockmullen House 02nd February 2020
Celebrations a plenty for Murphy as Brooksway Fair catches the eye on debut.
Report | Ballycrystal 19th January 2020
Lesser proves more to give Blake first point success.
Report | Kirkistown 23rd November 2019
Askinvillar was a 12th winner of the season for Colin Bowe.
Report | Tinahely 17th November 2019
Codd at the treble following Corran Cross maiden romp.
2019 Horse Racing Ireland Awards nominees announced
The awards, which will be presented early next month, draw on nominees from across the Irish racing industry.
Report | Moig South 03rd November 2019
Yousay it best keeps Codd in title hunt with game success
Report | Tinahely 20th October 2019
Honest Exchange builds on promise to kickstart Codd treble
Report | Loughrea 13th October 2019
Edwulf was unsurprisingly the star attraction at Loughrea as he drew a strong crowd to the Co. Galway course
Report | Toomebridge 5th October 2019
The 2019/20 Point-to-Point season got underway with a six-race card at Toomebridge where Murphy got off the mark as Gale At Sea storms home to win her four-year-old maiden.
The 2019 Irish Field P2P Awards
The 40th Annual Irish Field Point-to-Point Awards took place on Saturday 8th June at the Hotel Minella, Co. Tipperary.
Longhouse Music and Kruzhlinin tie for Champion Pointer award
Thirteen wins apiece for Longhouse Music and Kruzhlinin sees them share the title as race goes down to the wire.
Derek O'Connor secures Southern and Senior titles
The victory marks O'Connor's ninth Southern Title and his second Senior Title.
Report | Tralee 25th May 2019
Askdaboss sprung a mils surprise when taking a division of the four-year-old maiden for former rider Shane Hassett.
Dominant O'Neill wins hat-trick of Eastern titles
Barry O'Neill was crowned eastern champion for the 2018/19 season as that region finishes at Stradbally.
Report | Loughanmore 18th May 2019
Jamie Codd dominated at Loughanmore with a treble on the replacement fixture for the cancelled Easter meeting.
Loughanmore hat-trick seals Northern title for Codd
Jamie Codd won his fourth northern title following a treble at Loughanmore including a 10th of the season for Kruzhlinin.
Report | Necarne 10th May 19
Frilly Frock avenged her recent narrow defeat to kick-start a winning weekend for Colin Bowe at the Fermanagh course.
Report | Stowlin 5th May 2019
Jamie Codd capped of a week which saw him enjoy Grade 1 success when riding a double at the Galway venue.
Report | Taylorstown 27th April 2019
Barry O'Neill and Colin Bowe were in double winning form at a fixture which also saw Kruzhlinin become the first horse to win nine races.
Nine not out for Kruzhlinin as he makes history at Taylorstown
Kruzhlinin moved clear once again at the top of the champion pointer table with a record-breaking ninth success.
Report | Curraghmore 21st April 2019
The Finians Oscar connections of Murphy, Codd and Logan combined to produce the eye-catching Grangeclare Native.
Report | Courtown 7th April 2019
Former rider Andrew Latta sent out Moonlit Wings to win the mares maiden in fine style.
Six Irish runners bid to secure Aintree success
Kruzhlinin has taken all before him in points this season as in one of two runners in the Foxhunters for Gordon Elliott.
Irish amateurs once again hit with bans from Cheltenham stewards
A number of riders were banned following the start, whilst John Barry receieved a seperate 12-day suspension.
'I hope he is very proud': Codd pays tribute to late brother
Jamie Codd recorded his second success at the 2019 Cheltenham Festival with the victory of Envoi Allen.
Envoi Allen lands Grade 1 Champion Bumper
Envoi Allen justified favouritism to land the Weatherbys Champion Grade 1 Bumper in the hands of Jamie Codd.
Report | Borris 3rd March 2019
County Wexford rider Jimmy O'Rourke had a successful day at Borris House on Sunday when recording a double on the card.
Report | Tinahely 24th February 2019
Colin Bowe saddled his fourth success of the season in this age division when Linelee King ran out an impressive eight-length winner.
Report | Farmaclaffley 23rd February 2019
For the second year in succession local rider Daire McConville took the confined hunt winners race this time aboard Longtymegone.
Report | Oldtown 10th February 2019
Evan Dwan enjoyed a day to remember at Oldtown when riding his first double and bringing his season’s tally to four winners.
Report | Kirkistown 9th February 2019
Colin Bowe made a successful start to his new relationship with Gigginstown House Stud, as Hell’s Canyon, returned the easy ten-length winner.
Envoi Allen remains unbeaten in Leopardstown Grade 2
Twelve months on from his Ballinaboola maiden success, Envoi Allen picked-up his fourth success on the bounce.
Report | Tyrella 26th January 2019
Jamie Codd made a successful return from injury in the Steel Lintels Ireland Ltd. five-year-old geldings’ maiden aboard Whatsupwithyou.
Codd nearing return to action ahead of start of 4yo campaign
Jamie Codd is closing in on a return to the saddle following a partially collapsed lung that he suffered at Limerick.
Limerick fall forces Codd to the sidelines
Jamie Codd is facing a spell on the sidelines after suffering a partially collapsed lung in a fall at Limerick over Christmas
Report | Tattersalls 9th December 2018
The first of nine contests produced an impressive display when Mount Ida took the opening division of the four-year-old mares’ maiden.
Report | Ballindenisk 2nd December 2018
Darragh Allen attained a notable milestone by partnering his 21st career winner, shedding his five pound claim in the process.
Report | Kirkistown 24th November 2018
As competition within the open division begins to intensify, Coastal Tiep added to his burgeoning reputation by claiming the JA Electrical Services open.
Report | Dromahane 11th November 2018
Declan Queally made his only mount of the day count when combining with Debbie Hartnett to win the 5YO Mares maiden aboard Whatsastory.
Report | Loughanmore 10th November 2018
Jamie Codd reached a significant milestone in his career, when riding his 900th winner between the flags.
Loughanmore double sees Codd break 900-winner barrier
Jamie Codd became just the second rider in point-to-point history to record 900 winners following the success of Pegase Amour.
Report | Moig South 4th November 2018
Moig South played host to the second divide of the season, as 17 declaration for the four-year-old geldings’ maiden necessitated two divisions.
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.
Report | Tinahely 21st October 2018
Former champion point-to-point rider Jamie Codd has a close affinity with Tinahely, and on Sunday got his season off the mark when registering a double.
Report | Largy 20th Apr 18
The Ashleigh Murphy yard continued their recent good fortunes at Largy with the success of Wild Polly.
Report | Loughanmore 2nd April 18
Local connections Colin McKeever and Wilson Dennison were among the Easter winners at Loughanmore.
Report | Loughanmore 31st Mar 18
Lough Derg Rose & Norwegian Woods proved to be poignant winners for owner Pat Coffey.
Report | Ballyragget 25th Mar 18
The rescheduled Ballyragget point-to-point took place on Sunday where Jamie Codd enjoyed a three timer.
Report | Dromahane 18th Mar 18
On an afternoon that saw snow on the ground, Pat Doyle recorded his second success of the weekend in the Goffs UK Aintree Sale four-year-old maiden.
Report | Kirkistown 10th Mar 18
Conditions were very tough at Kirkistown on Saturday where Mark O'Hare enjoyed a double on the day.
Report | Borris 9th Mar 18
Richard Black has enjoyed a dream start to his training career, consigning the most expensive point-to-point mare at last March.
Report | Punchestown 18th Feb 18
The annual Punchestown point-to-point provided the setting for James Murphy's first career winner.
Report | Oldtown 11th Feb 18
Jamie Codd was in double-winning form on a bitterly cold day for point-to-point followers at The Folly.
Report | Dungarvan 28th Jan 18
Portnablagh impressed for Jamie Codd and Liam O'Brien around the new-look Dungarvan course.
Report | Tyrella 27th Jan 18
Lagan Island continued his rise through the ranks with a comfortable success for Noel and Sean McParlan.
Report | Tinahely 14th Jan 18
Marinero, a horse of Grade 1 class, made a winning reappearance between the flags for Barry O'Neill.
Report | Moira 2nd Dec 17
Burning Ambition picked-up a fourth race on the bounce for the Wexford duo of Rob James & Pierce Power.
Report | Lingstown 19th Nov 17
Donnchadh Doyle sent out his initial winner of the season when Darsi In The Park landed the opening four-year-old maiden.
Report | Kirkistown 18th Nov 17
The opening four-year-old maiden at Kirkistowns Autumn fixture saw the opening leg of a double for reigning champion Barry O’Neil.
Report | Loughbrickland 11th Nov 17
Two-time winner from last season, Burning Ambition, took his third consecutive victory in the colours of Alexandria Gardner.
Report | Lisronagh 28th Oct 17
Pat Doyle lavished praise upon his Danny Kirwan following an emphatic debut success.
Report | Loughrea 15th Oct 17
Colin Bowe, Heather Kiernan and Eugene O'Sullivan all continued their winning ways into Loughrea.
Report | Loughanmore 14th Oct 17
Got The Nac proved to be another eye-catching value purchase by Kildare handler Peter Flood.
