Jack Hendrick
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Mayglass, Wexford
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Imperial Oscar, trained by the late Willie Codd, was Jack Hendrick's first ride in a point-to-point in March 2017, and the Wexford native, who is a second cousin of former champion rider Jamie Codd, has become one of the sport's leading riders at present, thanks to the backing of top yards like Cormac Doyle and Denis Murphy. It was Doyle who supplied him with his first success on Would You Bypass at Tinahely in November 2018, and having ridden a first track success at Down Royal in February 2021 on Sean Doyle's Longque, Hendrick went on to claim his first title when sharing the Eastern prize in 2024 with Rob James. In March 2025, Jack rode his 100th winner in the sphere at Borris House aboard Nevershedatear.
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Career Milestone for Hendrick
It was a day to remember for Wexford native Jack Hendrick who recorded his 100th winner between the flags aboard the Thomas Byrne trained Nevershedatear at Borris House on Sunday.
INHSC Report | 5th & 6th May 2024
The INHSC Stewards report from Muskerry (F) Ballindenisk, East Galway (F) & Muskerry (F) Dawstown on 5th & 6th May.
Odds-on favourite Lord Schnitzel a local winner in Tramore
Declan Queally's ten-year-old was much too good for his six rivals in the Hunter Chase at Tramore on Monday evening.
Fourteen riders to miss opening weekend as Tyrella appeal fails
The riders picked up their two-day suspension following the start of a maiden at the Co. Down venue in March.
Report | Tyrella 07th March 2020
Murphy back in front with Greenrock Abbey.
Report | Toomebridge 5th October 2019
The 2019/20 Point-to-Point season got underway with a six-race card at Toomebridge where Murphy got off the mark as Gale At Sea storms home to win her four-year-old maiden.
Report | Bandon 3rd March 2019
Michael O'Sullivan, fresh from his three-timer at Kildorrery the previous Sunday, recorded a double at Bandon.
Report | Templenacarriga 6th January 2019
Colin Bowe and Barry O'Neill continued their rich vein of form when landing the opening contest with Streets Of Fire.
Report | Tinahely 18th November 2018
It was a red-letter-day for novice rider Jack Hendrick who partnered his first career success aboard Would You Bypass.
Next Generation | Rider - Jack Hendrick
19-year-old Jack Hendrick partnered his first career success aboard the Cormac Doyle-trained Would You Bypass at Tinahely last Sunday.
