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Handicap-debutante Premier View (10/3) followed up a recent Down Royal maiden success with another over the same course-and-distance today, landing the opening Molson Coors Beverage Company Nursery for jockey Conor Cusack and trainer Henry De Bromhead. Purchased as a yearling for just €3,500 from Kilkenny's Pipe View Stud, the son of Invincible Army had scored under 7lb apprentice jockey Cusack at today's course on September 4 and today followed up with his rating of 74, when

The Henry de Bromhead-trained Pinot Gris was a convincing five-and-a-half-length winner of the Charlie Chute Memorial Handicap Chase for rider Darragh O'Keefe. The six-year-old son of Mastercraftsman jumped well throughout, travelling on the front end. When O'Keefe asked for an effort, he picked up strongly to secure victory. Speaking after the race, he said: “It has been a frustrating week for us although the horses have been running well. Basil's (Holian, owner) horse Downm

Conor Cusack has struck up a good partnership with Starflow and guided the Roger Brookhouse-owned gelding to victory in the SIS, Proud Supporters Of Irish Racing Handicap at Dundalk. Cusack rode the Henry de Bromhead-trained three-year-old to win at Cork last month at odds of 25/1. Here, having been sent off an easy-to-back 10/1 chance for the one-mile contest, the Starman gelding was in front early before Cusack took a lead on him after three furlongs. Back at the head of af

A swift, fluent jump over two out was the winning of the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Handicap Hurdle for Cobra Queen (6/1). She was able to assert there and Alan O'Sullivan had enough in the tank on the run-in to keep her up to her work to hold Run For The Border (17/2). Walkingmayotomilan (15/2) was another three and a half lengths back in third. Cobra Queen gave Henry de Bromhead a double on the card following The Dotski 's victory in race two. O'Sullivan said: "She chan

Sent off third choice in the market at 9/2, The Dotski got to grips with longtime leader Brave Lady to win going away in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Maiden Hurdle at Ballinrobe. Mike O'Connor had his mount tracking Brave Lady and brought her with a challenge over the final flight. She touched down into a narrow lead and began to increase the margin straightening for home. The 9/2 shot was strong in the final furlong as she opened up by four and a half lengths over the

Backed from 15/8 into 1/1 favouritism in the show, Brickfield Belle was the 15 lengths winner of Galway's concluding Kenny Developments Irish EBF Mares Bumper today, scoring easily under jockey John Gleeson. The five-year-old daughter of Blue Bresil was always close up and when asked for effort before the home turn, quickened up well to score from runner-up Baymount . Robbie Power, assistant to winning trainer Henry De Bromhead, said "We're delighted with that. She had a nice

Sent off 12/1, the Henry de Bromhead-trained Premier View took Down Royal's opening Irish EBF Median Sires Series Maiden over five furlongs. Gelded since finishing down the field on debut at Gowran in June, and fitted with a tongue-tie for the first time, Roger Brookhouse's son of Invincible Army tracked the leaders on the outer and went on over a furlong out to beat Tom McCourt's newcomer Spirit Of the Nite by half a length. Market principals Tango Club and Monologue complet

https://www.irishracing.com/news/splendid-scores-in-fine-fashion/267062Splendid Fellow justified his short price with a convincing success in the Connolly's Red Mills Irish EBF Auction Maiden Hurdle at Kilbeggan. The five-year-old went to post a 4/7 shot in the two-mile-three contest, having been runner-up on his last outing at Killarney in May. Darragh O'Keeffe tracked the leaders before going to the front at the second-last flight. The Sholokhov gelding was asked to stretch