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Punchestown Thursday preview: Donn McClean tips

Punchestown Saturday preview: Donn McClean tips By Donn McClean Punchestown Friday best bets: 5.05 Drop The Anchor The Willie Mullins thread that usually runs through Punchestown week is running as deeply as ever this year so far, and it could go even deeper today, on the final day of the week, the final day of the Irish National Hunt season. In Concertista, Stormy Ireland and Burning Victory, the champion trainer fields the first three favourites for the Coolmore Kew Gardens Irish EBF Mares Champion Hurdle, with My Sister Sarah in there as back-up, while in the other Grade 1 race on the day, the Ballymore Champion Four-Year-Old Hurdle, Haut En Couleurs is vying for favouritism with Triumph Hurdle hero Quilixios. The record of 18 that was posted at the 2018 Festival is in danger.

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Tiger Roll on course for Cheltenham despite trailing in last behind Beacon Edge | Horse Racing News

UPDATED 6:42PM, FEB 21 2021 Disappointed but not completely disillusioned. That was the reaction of Gordon Elliott after dual Grand National hero Tiger Roll trailed home last of the six finishers behind Beacon Edge in the Ladbrokes Ireland Boyne Hurdle at Navan on Sunday. There was no mention of the Grand National from Elliott afterwards – William Hill have pushed him all the way out to 25-1 for that – but the good news for his legions of fans is that the Glenfarclas Cross Country Chase remains very much part of the plan. You have certainly not seen the last of him. Elliott said: It s still all systems go for Cheltenham. Keith [Donoghue] said he travelled well to the third-last but it was horrible ground and he just got tired. Of course I would have liked him to run better, but Keith said he hated the ground.

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Trainer s small team is making a big noise with Sams Profile at the forefront | Irish Sport

Trainer s small team is making a big noise with Sams Profile at the forefront | Irish Sport
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It s still all systems go for Cheltenham : Elliott unconcerned as Tiger Roll fades in Boyne Hurdle

); It’s still all systems go for Cheltenham : Elliott unconcerned as Tiger Roll fades in Boyne Hurdle Beacon Edge won today’s Grade 2 feature at Navan. By Press Association Sunday 21 Feb 2021, 4:03 PM Feb 21st 2021, 4:03 PM 2,732 Views 2 Comments Beacon Edge, left, chases down Fury Road to win the Boyne Hurdle. Image: Niall Carson/PA Image: Niall Carson/PA DUAL GRAND NATIONAL hero Tiger Roll remains on course for the Cheltenham Festival despite finishing a tailed-off last of six runners behind Beacon Edge in the Ladbrokes Boyne Hurdle at Navan. A surprise winner of this Grade Two contest two years ago before going on to seal his second success at Aintree a couple of months later, Tiger Roll returned to Navan on a recovery mission following a disappointing start to his season around Cheltenham’s cross-country cour

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Gordon Elliott and Mouse Morris train the main winners of the day at Gowran Park

Gordon Elliott and Mouse Morris train the main winners of the day at Gowran Park Coko Beach won the Thyestes Chase with Sams Profile winning the Galmoy Hurdle. By Press Association Thursday 28 Jan 2021, 4:03 PM Jan 28th 2021, 4:03 PM 1,788 Views 2 Comments Jockey Phillip Enright won on board Sams Profile. Image: Caroline Norris/INPHO Image: Caroline Norris/INPHO COKO BEACH LED home a one-two for Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown House Stud in the Goffs Thyestes Chase at Gowran Park today. Elliott and Gigginstown had previously teamed up to win the prestigious handicap with Monbeg Notorious in 2018 and were well represented once more, with Coko Beach one of four runners for the combination, while Gigginstown had seven representatives overall.

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