Gerry Spain
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Thurles, Tipperary
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Gerry Spain, who is a Pharmacist by trade, has been a regular owner-rider between the flags, and has often been aboard a number of well-known horses in Open Lightweights. A first success came aboard the Pat Doyle-trained French Accordion at Glenbane in October 2010, whilst he has also ridden the likes of Noble Prince, Sir Des Champs, Psycho, Kill Devil Hill and enjoyed no fewer than seven successes during the 2018/19 campaign aboard Sam Curling's Some Are Lucky. It was the aforementioned Nobile Prince that also provided Spain with his first victory under rules in the 2015 Jack Tyner Memorial Hunter Chase at Cork.
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Report | Fairyhouse 28th April 2019
Donnchadh Doyle saddled a double at Fairyhouse including with the unlucky Ballyarthur faller Get In Robin.
Report | Castletown Geoghegan 7th April 2019
Some Are Lucky became the latest horse to add his name to illustrious roll of honour that is the Barbour Cup.
No joy for the Irish as Hazel Hill claims Foxhunters
The Philip Rowley-trained 11-year-old had started his life pointing in Cork with Patrick Moakley.
Report | Punchestown 17th February 2019
The Patrick Turley-trained Power of Pause garnered all the plaudits following his impressive debut in the at Punchestown in the hands of Mark O'Hare.
Report | Oldtown 10th February 2019
Evan Dwan enjoyed a day to remember at Oldtown when riding his first double and bringing his season’s tally to four winners.
Report | Ballinaboola 11th November 2018
It was a red-letter-day for handler Ashleigh and owner Michael Murphy of Redbridge Stables, as the pair enjoyed a double on the day.
Report | The Pigeons 21st October 2018
Maliboo provided a deserved local success, as the South Westmeath's celebrated 40 years of running a point-to-point at The Pigeons.
