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Kids Corner: Get Creative

The COVID-19 pandemic may have brought racing to a stop for the time being, but that doesn’t have to stop those younger pointing fans from looking forward to their next day at a point-to-point.

To help pass the time during social isolation for all younger and not so younger pointing fans, we have pictures of some of last season’s point-to-point stars to be coloured in.

Both Kruzhlinin and Longhouse Music lit up the 2018/19 season, winning an unprecedented 13 races each, which saw them share the champion point-to-point horse title by the season’s end.

Our first picture features the Camilla Sharples-owned Kruzhlinin jumping the final fence under Barry O’Neill on route to winning his eighth race of the campaign at the Ballmacad point-to-point in Oldcastle.

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Meanwhile Longhouse Music is pictured below as she jumps the final fence at the North Kerry point-to-point in the old Tralee Racecourse under Eoin Mahon, on her way to winning what was her 12th race of the season for Sam Curling and John Duggan.

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Enjoy and don’t forget to send us on your creations, either on our Facebook page or email them to info@p2p.ie
 

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