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Envoi Allen lands Grade 1 Champion Bumper
Envoi Allen justified favouritism to land the Weatherbys Champion Grade 1 Bumper in the hands of Jamie Codd.
The Gordon Elliott trained individual had to work hard in the closing stages to see off fellow market principle Blue Sari and Barry Geraghty.
There was a slow pace early on but Codd settled his mount on the outside and made smooth progress to lead into straight.
The gelding who carried the colours of Cheveley Park Stud has now won four national hunt flat races including a Listed and Grade 2 event.
The five-year-old started his career between the flags when winning his point-to-point maiden at Ballinaboola for handler Colin Bowe in the familiar colours of Walter Connors.
He was subsequently sold at the Tattersalls Cheltenham sale for £400,000.
This was Jamie Codd's second Festival winner of the week having guided Le Breuil to victory in the four mile at Cheltenham on Tuesday for trainer Ben Pauling.
The placed horses in the bumper, Blue Sari and Thyme Hill, should go on to have bright futures - but today it was Envoi Allen's day
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Kruzhlinin won his second race of the weekend, whilst Longhous
Music was among the winners at Loughrea.
Barry O'Neill is now just two winners adrift of Derek O'Connor in
the sourthern region following a treble at Ballindenisk.
Stradbally to look for new date
19/05/2019
19/05/2019
The Laois Hunt have advised they will make contact with the IHRB
with a view to holding their fixture on an alternative date.
Jamie Codd won his fourth northern title following a treble at
Loughanmore including a 10th of the season for Kruzhlinin.
Barry O'Neill was crowned eastern champion for the 2018/19 season
following the Stradbally cancellation.
Next Generation | Rider - Stephen Connor
15/05/2019
15/05/2019
Galway-native Stephen Connor partnered his 12th success
between-the-flags last weekend and discusses his career to date
here.
Goffs UK Spring HIT/P2P Sale at Doncaster offer an exceptional
line-up of horses with 39 supplementary entries.
The Turtulla winner could now be set to be offered for sale
following his Hunter Chase victory for Evan Dwan & Pat Doyle.
The Irish Field Point-to-Point Awards will take place on Saturday
8th June, online ticket sales are now open.
Mags and Patrick Mullins combined with the Tattersalls Farm third
to get the better of Jack Thunder at Tipperary.
The recent Monksgrange victor turned the tables on her GAIN Final
conqueror Dime A Dozen at Tipperary.
The five-year-old outclassed his rivals to win for Tom Hamilton
and Shark Hanlon at Tipperary.
The IHRB have announced that Paul Murtagh has been appointed as
registrar of the INHS Committee.
A superb catalogue featuring some outstanding entries will be
offered at this year's Goffs UK Spring HIT/P2P Sale
Flirting Lesa takes the Bishopscourt Cup
03/05/2019
03/05/2019
The Patrick Hayes-trained Flirting Lesa wins the Bishopscourt Cup
under Niall Redmond.
The Dromahane winner ran out a game winner for Rachael Blackmore
in the Irish Daily Mirror Novices Hurdle.
Next Generation | Rider - Cian Cullinan
01/05/2019
01/05/2019
Cian Cullinan rode his third winner at Fairyhouse last Sunday and
discusses his career to date here.
Next Generation | Rider - Jordan Gainford
24/04/2019
24/04/2019
18-year-old Jordan Gainford rode his first winner at Oldcastle
last Sunday and talks about how he got started.
Former Irish point-to-pointers feature very prominently in the
market for this year's Aintree Grand National.
Change of Track for Killeady Harriers
29/01/2019
29/01/2019
The Killeady Harriers are moving to Dromahane for their April
fixture.
See Double Wins At 15
19/09/2018
19/09/2018
Ronan McNally enjoyed a day to remember at Hexham on Monday when
his stable veteran See Double You won his tenth races at the ripe
old age of 15.