Winners & News

Salsinah was a ready winner of the Nora Canty Mares Maiden Hurdle in Listowel for Henry de Bromhead and owner Dr Peter Fitzgerald. She went off 4/6 favourite to build upon a runner-up berth over flights in Punchestown last month. Darragh O'Keeffe made most on the grey daughter of Montmartre who jumped the second last with a nice cushion over Fraher Field who was less than fluent. Salsinah seized the initiative and asserted before the last. She cleared it well and galloped on

The Henry de Bromhead-trained Tim Toe (9/1) showed a nice turn of foot under an ice-cool ride from jockey Ronan Whelan, who has enjoyed continued success with Henry de Bromhead-trained horses in the last couple of weeks, to win the Coco at the Arcade Race at Listowel Racecourse. The Andrew Slattery-trained God of Power was in front throughout the contest, but with a late flurry, Tim Toe came from last to first to record his third success. Speaking after the race, jockey Ronan

The Henry de Bromhead-trained Ballyadam (1/1f) gained his first success on the Flat with an easy victory in the Lane Family Memorial Handicap. The high-class Ballyadam, who has enjoyed hurdle and chase success throughout his career and has been placed numerous times at the Cheltenham Festival, showed his class on the Flat today, and the 11-year-old has still shown all the signs of enthusiasm as he ran out a convincing 3-length winner. Speaking after the race, jockey Billy Lee

The Henry de Bromhead-trained Gomez Addams justified his 13/8 price with success in the Listowel Races Supporters Club Maiden Hurdle for jockey Darragh O'Keeffe. O'Keeffe was always handy throughout, and a mistake at the last gave a glimmer of hope to the Joseph O'Brien-trained Small Fry who flew home, but it was Gomez Addams, who recorded his second win in three starts, that came out on top. Speaking after the race, jockey Darragh O'Keeffe said: "He is a lovely horse, jumped

Jockey Darragh O’Keeffe and trainer Henry De Bromhead combined for Listowel doubles today, completing the feat with well-related Rockonliam rsquo;s (9/2) success in the Insurance Wise Handicap Hurdle. Previously successful in a Killarney maiden hurdle last May, the six-year-old was having his first start in 153 days today and having raced behind the leaders, eventually scored by 2.75 lengths from Garnacho . The Cheeky Pups Syndicate-owned Rockonliam is a brother to Scottish G

French import Lureka Du Noyer (morning 5/1, show 9/4 to 1/1f) was the heavily supported winner of Limerick’s opening Daredevil Events Adrenaline Maiden Hurdle today, scoring for owners Pimlico Racing, jockey Darragh O’Keeffe and trainer Henry De Bromhead. The five-year-old had competed ten times in his native France, including six times in chases, and today made much of the running before scoring readily by 5.5 lengths from Game Point . O’Keeffe commented “Lureka Du Noyer had

The Store Boy justified favouritism in fine style in the first division of the Sheridan Electric Maiden Hurdle at Ballinrobe. Darragh O’Keeffe produced the 6/4 shot to lead going to the last in the two-miler and he asserted turning for home. Henry de Bromhead’s charge pulled clear in the closing stages to record a six-and-a-half length success over Press The Button The winner was going one placed better, having been runner-up at Kilbeggan last month "He had a couple of good r

Native Speaker made most of the running under Darragh O’Keeffe and stayed on strongly in the closing stages to land the €100,000 McHale Mayo National Handicap Chase at Ballinrobe. The Henry de Bromhead-trained gelding has been lightly raced since beaten less than five lengths in the Galway Blazers last summer and bounced out here as fresh as paint off a five-month break. Conyers Hill appeared a threat when getting into contention before three out, but Native Speaker took cont

Nastya was a fortuitous winner of the Bet With Tote On Racing & Sports Handicap Steeplechase to seal doubles for Henry de Bromhead and Darragh O'Keeffe in Limerick. Attaboyarchie was produced to lead before two out by Emma Sweeney with Nastya in close attendance. Those two horses opened up a gap on the remainder when third-running Nytol made a bad mistake and unseated John Shinnick there. Attaboycharlie jumped the last better than Nastya and looked home for all money in the c