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Armagh-based handler Craig Kileff saddled his first winner at Kirkistown, in a landmark success for their small father-and-son team.
The latest going update for this week is available here following the IHRB 48-hour course inspection.
SEE MOREThe INHSC Stewards report from Killinick (H) point-to-point at Lingstown on Sunday 23rd November.
SEE MOREPatrick Farrell recorded his third career point-to-point winner when Lord Du Gouet made a winning debut at Moig South.
SEE MOREFormer southern champion Chris O’Donovan made a victorious comeback at Moig South aboard the Tom Keating-trained Beggar.
SEE MORESaturdays Coral Gold Cup meeting at Newbury Racecourse will see Goffs hold its third Coral Gold Cup Sale which will offer a superb catalogue of 18 pointers and a 3YO horse-in-training after racing on Saturday.
SEE MOREDarragh and Josh Berry secured a famous double at their local track in Lingstown on Sunday.
SEE MOREThe lightly-raced eight-year-old defied a ten-month absence to run out a wide-margin winner at Fairyhouse of the first hunter chase of the season.
SEE MOREFresh from being crowned Champion Lady Rider, Toni Quail endured a cruel twist of fate in early June after suffering a serious fall at Punchestown.
SEE MOREThe IHRB have announced the 2025/26 Christmas & New Year Schedule for Hunters Certificate registrations and the closing dates of point-to-point entries.
SEE MOREWillie Murphy produced Snow Is In The Sky to claim the four-year-old mares' maiden at Turtulla.
SEE MOREWith a blazing 80 percent strike rate, the Quin native Emily Costello has been in flying form this season.
SEE MOREThe 19-year-old Fethard native recorded her first success at Turtulla when guiding Lucy Wang to victory for her boss Josh Halley.
SEE MORERichard Busher's first winner as a point-to-point handler proved to be the most in-demand horse at the November sale.
SEE MOREWicklow handler Dominic Sheehy has had an unorthodox route to training his first point-to-point winner.
SEE MOREA total 72 fixtures have been scheduled for the spring 2026 term, beginning at Dromahane on December 30th.
SEE MOREBolstered by the addition of a number of young horses in her stable, Caroline McCaldin has made a strong start to the campaign.
SEE MOREGAIN Equine Nutrition proudly reaffirms its commitment to Irish point-to-point racing with the launch of the 36th annual GAIN Mares Series for the 2025/2026 season, celebrating Grassroots Racing Excellence.
SEE MOREJack Johnson, who was only having his second ride, celebrated his first point-to-point success at Loughanmore.
SEE MOREThe INHSC have released the 2025 Autumn Fixture List, there is a total of the 27 fixtures scheduled to take place which is the same number as last season.
SEE MOREFairyhouse, Down Royal and Limerick will each continue to stage a hunter chase later this year.
SEE MORECon's Roc will be aimed at the Cheltenham Festival Hunter Chase after winning the maiden hunter chase at Limerick.
SEE MOREIN THE HEADLINES
Boardsmill Stud-resident Sumbal produced his first point-to-point winner when Red Rubio took the four-year-old geldings’ maiden at Tattersalls in smart fashion
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Dromahane 4yo Geldings MaidenRED ACRES MAX (IRE) by MAXIOS (GB)
H P Goff
Michael Goff
Caitriona Goff
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Moig South 4yo MaidenLORD DU GOUET (FR) by JEU ST ELOI (FR)
P A King
Patrick J.O. Farrell
Harry Farrell
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Quakerstown 5yo Geldings MaidenBOULTYDOOLIN (IRE) by DIAMOND BOY (FR)
D Allen
Brian M. McMahon
Daniel Kelly
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Quakerstown 4yo Geldings MaidenKA MATE DU BRIVET (FR) by MANATEE (GB)
J C Barry
Maike Magnussen
Martin Hastings
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Kirkistown Winner Of OneLARGY STAR (IRE) by BLUE BRESIL (FR)
D McGill
Cormac Abernethy
Largy Bloodstock
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Knockmullen House 4yo Mares MaidenQUEENS CHARM (IRE) by CRYSTAL OCEAN (GB)
Troy Walsh
Aidan Fitzgerald
Cobajay Syndicate
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Boulta 4yo Geldings MaidenOLD COAST ROAD (IRE) by CRYSTAL OCEAN (GB)
J C Barry
John Joseph Murphy
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