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Echoing Silence (6/5 fav) was another winner for the red-hot combination of Henry de Bromhead and Darragh O'Keeffe when taking the mares' maiden hurdle at Cork. The daughter of Doyen, in the Honeysuckle colours of Kenny Alexander, tracked the leaders and improved to lead before the second-last before staying on well to beat Divaboriva by six lengths. Winning trainer Henry de Bromhead, completing a double along with O'Keeffe after Mister Pessimistic in the opener, said:

Mister Pessimistic (4/11 fav) continued the tremendous form of Henry de Bromhead and Darragh O'Keeffe when making most in the first division of the four-year-old maiden hurdle at Cork. In front before the second, the point-to-point and bumper winner was pursued down the home straight by Grey Jude and a mistake by the winner two out gave that horse a chance. The Westerner gelding was much better than Grey Jude over the final flight, though, and went on to post a two and th

Fifth in this very contest 12-months ago, Lieber Nicc (or Dear Nicc when translated from German) justified plenty of market confidence in the Ampion Testing Handicap Hurdle. Back over flights for the first time since December, the Henry de Bromhead-trained bay was available at 6/1 in early shows for this extended two-mile heat, eventually going off the 7/2 favourite in the colours of the Niccolai Schuster Horse Racing Club. In a share of the lead early on, the market leader

There'll be something missing each November at Down Royal when Envoi Allen eventually calls it a day and this performance will be one of the focal points of what will be a fabulous career highlight reel. He sparkled once again at his early-season playground to land a third Grade 1 BetVictor Champion Chase for Henry de Bromhead. From seven visits to Down Royal, including two for former trainer Gordon Elliott, the evergreen 11-year-old has landed a maiden hurdle, beginners' c

Nouvotic is now unbeaten in three starts at Wexford after he landed the Jim And Kay Whitty Memorial Handicap Chase in the hands of Darragh O'Keeffe . Previously successful in a maiden hurdle and beginners' chase at this venue, the six-year-old raced close to the pace throughout and, after looking booked for second on the approach to the last, outstayed Release The Beast on the run-in to post a length and three-quarters victory. Sent off the 3/1 favourite (from 13/2 this mor

The COLM QUINN BMW Handicap Hurdle at Galway produced a thrilling finish with Red Glory (4/1) and 2/1 favourite The Nagger Reidy flashing past the post locked together. Red Glory had raced close to the pace and led on the approach to the last, but he was strongly pressed on the run-in by the staying-on market leader and it was on the nod at the line with Red Glory getting the verdict by a nose. The winner was completing doubles for trainer Henry de Bromhead, who was on the

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Nara put a first-fence unseat in the Munster National firmly in the rear-view mirror when dominating off the front in the Suir Blueway Mares Chase at Clonmel. It was just last Sunday that she departed early on at Limerick when landing steeply, but she was clearly none the worse for that. Mark Walsh had her in front from the off and the 8//1 favourite asserted after two out and ran away with the race once the last was negotiated. She came in by an easy 11 lengths from Ad Cae

July Flower completed a treble on the afternoon for trainer Henry De Bromhead when leading home a stable '1-2-3' in the concluding Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Beginners Chase at Limerick. Sent off 8/15f, Darragh O'Keeffe sat second on the Duncan Angove owned mare, as compatriot Mystical Goddess set the pace. Coming through to lead entering the straight, July Flower led two out, as the third De Bromhead runner Tareze gave chase. However, a better jump at that penultima

Kir completed a double on the card for trainer Henry De Bromhead when making a winning handicap debut in the John Thomas McNamara Series (Q.R.) Handicap Hurdle at Limerick. Sent off 7/2 in the colours of Mrs Liz Prowting, the five-year-old was always prominent under jockey Josh Williamson . Leading at halfway, the gelding went on after three out but was strongly pressed by Ballyglass Beauty entering the straight. However, Kir found extra reserves of stamina from two out, k