A four-year-old maiden treble across Monksgrange and Oldcastle underlined Poet’s Word’s growing impact as a sire.
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A four-year-old maiden treble across Monksgrange and Oldcastle underlined Poet’s Word’s growing impact as a sire.
P2P Results
Durrow 4yo Mares MaidenSADHBH'S A SINGER (IRE) by AFFINISEA (IRE)
S E O'Rourke
Garrett L. Murphy
Turbine Syndicate
P2P Results
Tyrella 6yo+ Maiden (Nov Rdrs)SLEDGEHAMMER (IRE) by AFFINISEA (IRE)
Cormac J Byrne
C.W.J. Farrell
Ballymaglassan Farm Partnership
P2P Results
Ballyknock 4yo Mares MaidenDOOCEYS LEGACY (IRE) by JET AWAY (GB)
W Verling
Pat Doocey
Pat Doocey
P2P Results
Portrush Winner Of TwoWEESPOOF (IRE) by DIAMOND BOY (FR)
N McParlan
Gerald Quinn
P.J. McBurney
P2P Results
Portrush 6yo+ Geldings Maiden (Nov Rdrs)JETAWAY SHELDON (IRE) by JET AWAY (GB)
Ms N Lockhead Anderson
Sam Curling
J. O'Leary
P2P Results
Liscarroll 6yo+ Geldings MaidenGOLDEN PHOTO (FR) by AUTHORIZED (IRE)
J P Collins
M. Anthony Murphy
M. Anthony Murphy
P2P Results
Ballyragget 5yo Geldings MaidenBOLD OPINION (IRE) by MAXIOS (GB)
J W Hendrick
Cormac Doyle
Patrick J. McCarthy