Ray Barron
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Kilmallock, Limerick
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A native of Limerick, Ray Barron made his first appearance in the point-to-point fields aboard John Gleeson's Clogher Rose at Liscarroll in 2011, and 11-months later he recorded his initial career success when teaming-up with Mrs Henderson at Rathmorrissey. Ray, who has had a season's best winning tally of six during the 2016/17 pointing season, was selected to represent his country in the second edition of an expanded 2018/19 Gentlemen's League Fegentri Championship, winning round two for Emmanuel Clayeux in a French point-to-point at Chateau-Gontier in May 2019.
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Report | Bandon 07th March 2020
Butler gets Allen off the mark with fine Cailin.
Report | Ballyvodock 02nd February 2020
Stellar result for Fogarty and Stennett as Magic casts a winning spell.
The Brass Man comes out on top in P2P.ie Bumper
Mags and Patrick Mullins combined with the Tattersalls Farm third to get the better of Jack Thunder at Tipperary.
Report | Monksgrange 28th April 2019
Local jockey Barry O'Neill was the man to follow at his home fixture as he recorded a popular treble.
One-two for Enda Bolger in the Ladies Cup
The Ray Barron-ridden Blue Templar took the opening race of the Punchestown Festival
17 runners declared for the Ladies Perpetual Cup
We take a look at the runners and riders declared for the Ladies Perpetual Cup at the Punchestown Festival.
In-form Barron looking to wrap up second in Gentlemens League
Fresh from success at Boulta last Sunday, Barron is on-course to finish second in the pan-European series.
Loughrea winner Different Spot heads Cork Hunter Chase seven
Enda Bolger's charge will look to make a rapid rise through the ranks as he takes on dual hunter chase winner Macs Legend.
Report | Loughrea 14th October 2018
Sunday’s Loughrea fixture proved to be a red letter day for novice rider Barry Stone, who booted home his first winner.
Report | Liscarroll 25th Mar 18
On an afternoon that saw a terrific crowd in attendance to welcome the President of Ireland Michael D Higgins.
Report | Boulta 10th Dec 17
The 12-runner Hurleys SuperValu, Midleton four-year-old mares’ maiden developed into a truly dramatic race.
