CLONMEL RESULTS

It was certainly three amazing days at Powerstown Park........First of all I would like to thank the team who put this show together........if its posssible it just gets better ever year.   There was certainly a huge crowd ...........be interesting to see the figures, but from where I was it looked a bumper show.

There was plenty of drama and heartache for some......and that is what makes the wins so special

Well done to all the winners...


Heres a few shots of final day..........im ploughing my way through the 5000 photos that I took   and the more interesting ones will be onshow on my Smugmug site .....some now and the rest over the next few days

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Finally finnished editing the photos......Click my link and you will be taken to a Gallery with 4 Albums of Festival Pictures.......CLONMEL FESTIVAL

Brendon Duffy with Central City and Shane Hourihan with Skellig Babe

BOYLESPORTS DERBY

It was a Derby full of Drama and hard luck stories for Fav backers...........while fate was sorting out some the little white and black tracker was picking off his oponents one by one. There was a huge cheer of relief from connections when he raised the flag against Coshair Magic in a great course.

What a super pup.....you know the storey by now....18 months old........qualified 3 weeks ago after running udefeated in a Cup! then a Trail Stake.....Tough as teak! a true Champion....well done

Heres a link to his pedigree....CLICK HERE............with  Staplers Jo......Im Slippy......Daleys Gold.......and Debbycott Lad in his damline its not hard to see where the pace came from

Buckle of the meeting shows Central City just holding off Killimor Matey in Third Round

Its in the Bag

WINNER

46 CENTRAL CITY
 BALLYMAC MAEVE EX BABY HAZEL

OWNER Mr. Brendan Duffy



BREEDER Mr. Erwin Birkmyre



RUNNER UP

It was sad to see Ranger take such a crashing fall in the semi finals.........and hard on connections

but as they say....."thats coursing"..........it dosnt make it any easier .

However it was good to see the dog looking happy in the presentation photos

looking forward to seeing him in Cups

 KYLE RANGER

 MATT HYLAND ex BALLYORGAN


OWNER Mrs Marie Field

BREEDER Mr. James Bourke
 
 
 
GREYHOUND AND PETWORLD OAKS


Following on from last year I think this was a top quality Oaks.........any of the final day bitches could have taken the crown ! 

What a super bitch our winner is......she was impressive in Fermoy but flunked in the Final.....made no mistakes at Urlingford and was faultless here on the Hill.   After Coursing she was ready to run again

WINNER

The Oaks Final

SKELLIG BABE
 BOAVISTA ex MOUNTAIN GUEST

If ever a dog lived up to expectations then shes the one........Boavista loved the long hill at Powerstown Park and Mountain Geust a Oaks winner in 2006

OWNER Mrs. Rose O'Driscoll

BREEDER Mr. Harry Findlay

RUNNER UP

CALL HER NOW

This Lady has been a total Star this year.......ive seen all her runs and was a fan from Kilflynn.....a truely lovely bitch who gives her all.  It was a shame to see her underperform in the final due to  semi final tumble but shell be back next year for another tilt .

 BEXHILL EOIN ex CALL BIDDY

OWNER Mr. Patrick Mccarthy & Mr. John O'Keeffe

BREEDER Mr. Patrick Carrigy

 
 
 
CHAMPION STAKES

Congratulations to the whole O`Connor family....and of course Paddy John Fitzgerald.  This little homebred dog had been a revalation this season. Injury at Clonmel , last year ,stopped him showing his true worth.

This season however hes stormed his way to the top.....its been a pleasure watching the lovely Oconnor family enjoy their special dog




WINNER

4 MARCH IS ON
 TRAJECTORY ex DEDICATED

OWNER Mr. Daniel J. O'Connor & Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald

BREEDER Mr. Daniel J. O'Connor

RUNNER UP

5 MUCKY EAMONN
BEXHILL EOIN ex SULLANE SIGN

OWNER Mr. Don Buckley & Mr. Gerard Buckley

BREEDER Mr. Christy Lucey
 
 
 
Champion Bitch Stakes

WINNER

3 CLASS ATTRACTION
 JUDICIAL AFFAIR ex MOONVEEN ELLEN

OWNER Miss Elaine Guiney

BREEDER Mrs. Judy Mackey

RUNNER UP (WITHDRAWN FROM FINAL)

7 QUALITY AND DASH
 BEXHILL EOIN ex CHUBBYS ACCORD

13.09, N.C. GRUELER,

OWNER Mrs. Catherine O'Meara

BREEDER Mrs. Catherine O'Meara
 
 
 
CLONMEL T.A. MORRIS

WINNER

44 RE ME MARTIN
 BEXHILL EOIN ex MARINERS TOWN

OWNER D-m-d-h-syndicate

BREEDER Mr. Pearse O'Hagan



RUNNER UP

54 SHILLING COUNTRY
 CROSS COUNTRY ex CUSHIE MAG

OWNER Mr. Michael Williams

BREEDER Mrs. Ruth Codd
 
 
 
KITTY BUTLER STAKES

WINNER

18 MADTOGOAGAIN
ASHMORE VIEW ex SPECKLED WOOD

OWNER Dream-on-syndicate

BREEDER Mrs. Kathleen Casey-O'Connell



RUNNER UP

23 SKELLIG SIDE
 MOUNTEDEN GUEST ex RITH GAN GAISCE

OWNER Mrs. Rose O'Driscoll

BREEDER Mrs Bernie Diskin Holian
 
 
 
HORSE & JOCKEY KEEN LADDIE STAKE

WINNER

35 GURTEEN OSCAR
 BEXHILL EOIN ex LOCHBO KATIE

OWNER Mr. Tom Spillane

BREEDER Master Stephen Spillane



RUNNER UP

RES H CANNAKILL SHOP
 COURT HOUSE ex FAHY DOME

OWNER Mr. Paddy Mccormack

BREEDER Mr. Declan Delaney
 
 
 
SPIRIT OF MISCHIEF STAKE

WINNER

54 CHIANG MIA
 MUCKLE MEG ex CABLE SAL

OWNER Norris-treacy-horgan-syndicate

BREEDER Mr. Patrick A. Cunningham,



RUNNER UP

57 TOWNPARKS BEST
JUDICIAL BEST ex SHES THE WEST

OWNER Mr. Daniel Begley

BREEDER Mr. Martin Donnelly

CLONMEL FINALS

Lots of Action at Clonmel yesterday ..........heres the survivors on the last day taken from the ICC site

You can see photos from Powerstown Park CLICK HERE

Good Luck to everyone with your runners today

Bless and her large family are doing well

DERBY SURVIVORS

Boylesports.com Derby


2 CENTRAL CREATOR TRAJECTORY ex WAKE UP KATE


12.89

3 GRAIGUES ECLIPSE BEXHILL EOIN ex GRAIGUE CASCADE




RES A,BRIDEWELL CRAFTY CRAFTY HUGO TEQUILA SUNRISE


N.C.

8 CHINOOK HYLAND MATT HYLAND ex PARTY VICTORY






10 ASHMORE LUCKY BEXHILL EOIN ex CARRICK SAM

12.90

11 NEEDHAM SKILL RAZOR ASHMORE ex TANGO TIME

13.01



14 DROOPYS BABS JANEY MAC AROO ex DROOPYS SCOTCH

13.11

16 CUSHIE COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY ex CUSHIE MAG

13.10



17 OOLA MAN MATT HYLAND ex BALLYORGAN

12.87

20 KYLE RANGER MATT HYLAND ex BALLYORGAN

12.81



21 GYPSY ROVER JANEY MAC AROO ex MOORSTOWN MIA

13.17

24 HANDBALL HENRY ASHMORE VIEW ex ESHWARY GIRL

12.95



26 COACH BART JANEY MAC AROO ex PLUNKETTS QUEEN

B.T.S 13.47

27 SINCE KYABRAM MATT HYLAND ex GARVAN GROOVY

13.06



30 LOCHBO BLAKE LOCHBO BUTCH ex MOON PHASE

13.13

32 STEPHENS RAY STEPHENS DAWN ex HONEYCOMB TANYA

13.11



34 COOGA BLUE BOY DALE BLUE BOY ex POSITIVE START

13.18

36 COOL STORM MUSICAL TIME ex COOLAVANNY STORM

13.09



38 COSHAIR MAGIC TRAJECTORY ex WAKE UP KATE

12.96

40 CRAFTY HIPPO MOUNTEDEN GUEST ex CRAFTY ARUBO

N.C.



42 CHANCEY SOPRANO TRAJECTORY ex CHUBBYS ACCORD

13.01

43 KILLIMOR MATEY BEXHILL EOIN ex GRAIGUE CASCADE

12.86



46 CENTRAL CITY BALLYMAC MAEVE EX BABY HAZEL

13.04

48 KYLE KING KYLE JAMES ex BALLYBEG FANCY

12.93



49 NEWRY LEGEND RAZOR ASHMORE ex TANGO TIME

12.70

51 ALLAGHAUN ROVER BEXHILL EOIN ex TUPELE

12.88



53 BOOMTOWN HOTSHOT MATT HYLAND ex BALLYORGAN

13.04

55 SOUND PISTOL MUSICAL TIME ex LEIGH SHADOW

12.87



58 DERBY PINES CASTLE PINES ex CAOIMHES SUSIE

12.77

59 LOCHBO CHUCK LOCHBO BUTCH ex MOON PHASE

13.04



61 SANDYMAN BOLT DROOPYS SAUNDERS ex LEES FRIEND

12.92

64 AGHADOWN MARTIN MATT HYLAND ex LOCHBO POLLY

12.92

OAKS SURVIVORS

Greyhound & Pet World Oaks Day 1 Survivors


A TARTAN HAWKE 13.27

4 CALL HER NOW 12.88



5 LEIGH COUNTESS 12.79

8 NORFOLK NANCY 13.02



9 MAGICAL DELIGHT 12.98

11 TROMORA DARKIE 13.14



13 CISCO TOWN 13.08

16 GADGET GIRL 12.93



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17 ROCK MUSIC 13.33

19 WHY TANYARD ASH 13.10



22 BALLYMAC RUDI 13.08

24 PARTY FLAMINGO 12.99



25 SKELLIG MANIA 12.83

28 BLOMINGBEAUTIFUL 12.95



30 KERCHING 13.10?

31 SUNBEAM BLITZ 12.94



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34 WAKEY WAKEY 13.50

35 GILLOGUE JESS 13.26



38 WINDFARM SWIFT 13.19

39 CAOIMHES CHILL 13.26



42 KILCUMMIN LADY 12.98

43 SKELLIG BABE 13.01



45 CLOGHER ROAD 13.10

47 SKELLIG TIME 13.22



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50 LOUD MUSIC 13.01

51 OMERA 13.03



53 ADIOS ALEXUS 13.31

55 OCEAN TOLULA 13.05



58 GENTLE ANGEL 13.11

59 LYRICS 13.37



61 TAKA DAWN 13.10

64 LOCHBO RUBY 13.22

Long Day

The day started early this morning when Bless started pupping.......so far 4 lovely pups......by Murtys Gang,

Good Luck to you all this morning in Clonmel........hope all your runners come home safeand ready fot the next days coursing

COURSING PREVIEW

The Coursing Preview Sunday Night will be held at the


Hotel Minela starting at 21.30.

ATTENTION PLEASE

European Animal Rights people are in Ireland for a visit

Please be on your guard at Clonmel.....remember that last video?

 Car reg no. 08 D 38756...

CLONMEL OPEN

News just in (Sunday 30th Jan)




There will be an inspection of the running grounds at 12 Noon at Clonmel Open.



Should the meeting go ahead, the first brace will be going to slips at 12.45pm

THE EXAMINER

What a excellent Paper this is..........yet another first class article telling us the truth about coursing and what it means to Families and communities

Pasted from todays....


 GODS OWN COUNTRY

GOD’S own country, that’s north Kerry, from Tralee to Tarbert, from Ballybunion to Listowel and to Castleisland beyond.

God’s own people too, close-knit, community-driven, and yet for all that, they’re also outgoing, friendly, hospitable. Right in the heart of it, and personifying all of the foregoing, sits little Lixnaw.



It’s coursing country, north Kerry, has been for millennia, and the tradition is carried on to this day. On Monday next the eyes of the parish will be on Clonmel, the Annual National Coursing Meeting, on the Oaks especially, and on one bitch particularly. Call Her Now is joint-owned by Lixnaw natives John O’Keeffe and Pat ‘Bawn’ McCarthy, trained by John Kelliher in Tralee, and has long been one of the favourites for the Oaks, which carries a very lucrative purse for the winner.



But this isn’t about money, welcome and all as that purse would be in Lixnaw! It’s about prestige, about parish pride, and as the two men from this particular parish — the Examiner — pulled into the spacious yard of the local coursing field to carry out this interview, this quickly became evident.



Riding shotgun to help us locate the field (it’s a couple of miles outside the village, up a tiny boreen) was Patsy Lynch, the renowned ‘clock-man’ from nearby Tralee; there to greet us was John O’Keeffe himself, along with his wife Liz and daughter Julie-Ann, his brother Con and his young son Conor, and local men Maurice Galvin (an uncle of footballer Paul’s, who lives only a stone’s throw away) and Michael Barry; trainer John Kelliher was also there, having brought Call Her Now along for the show.



An impressive animal, without question, beautifully-muscled, lovely lines, and John K has her in peak condition after her brilliant win in he Corn na Féile in Abbeyfeale.

Impressive also was the place itself, the Lixnaw coursing field, owned and developed, lock, stock and covered stand, by the people themselves.



So, in an era when more and more people are inclined to do less and less to help themselves, when central government – so it seems – is expected to provide all things for all men, women and children, how did a little parish like Lixnaw come to own outright one of the finest coursing fields in the country, complete will all facilities?



We’ll let John O’Keeffe start us off: "It was in ‘92 that we bought the field, paid only £40,000 for 15 acres and we have no bad conscience about that, it was the going price! In fact there was another 15 acres going as well and that was the mistake we made, we didn’t buy it all."



Okay, £40,000 for 15 acres was something of a bargain, even back then, but it was also a considerable sum, and for a small coursing club especially.

So, how did they raise the money? "Well, you know Donie O’Connell, the fella who names his dogs backwards? We were coming back from the Kingdom Cup the year after buying it, Donie was having a pint in Ned’s (McElligotts in Abbeydorney), and he says to me – ‘Jaysus ye were brave men! Ye had £35 in yere pockets between ye, and ye spent £40,000 on a field!’



I was quick enough for him – ‘20 or 30 years ago,’ I said to him, ‘Ye sent a man with 900 pound in his pocket to buy a field and he failed!’



And that’s true – they had the money and all, they had the field picked out, and I don’t know what happened but they didn’t get it anyway."



Still hasn’t answered the question though – how DID they raise the money?



"There’s been a Coursing Club in the parish since 1928, and we happened to own the old dancehall in the village – I’m not sure how we came to own it, but we did, and we used to hold our fundraisers for the coursing there down the years. When we bought the field here we sold that, raised a few bob that way.



"Then Martin (Galvin) started a club Lotto, €2 a week, which we shared with the GAA club, six months each every year – that will show you the link between the GAA and ourselves. Clonmel (the ICC) gave us great help too, there was a grant scheme in place at the time, 75% funding, and we took advantage of that – the right men in the right place at the right time!"

Far-sighted and all as the project was, however, ambitious as it was, it met with opposition within the parish. There was the location, for starters, so far outside the village. Couldn’t be helped, says John. "We were already in a fantastic field in the village, over in Ballyhorgan, but what those who were against the move didn’t know we was that we were destined to lose that field anyway. There was nowhere else suitable available — you can’t make a coursing field, it either is or it isn’t, and you can’t put a field in to a village if it’s not there already. We looked around and this was the most suitable place, and thankfully it all worked out."



All that was there originally was the field itself and the farmhouse, which has now been transformed. The house is a multi-purpose affair, with a meeting-room adorned with old photos and newspaper cuttings – history looking over your shoulder, so to speak – along with a kitchen cum dining-room, and a bar of sorts, where we were greeted with a very welcome hot whiskey on arrival.



There’s also a huge car-park, an all-weather gallop, and at the top of the field, a covered stand. "A pile of work," says John, "And a pile of money gone into it, but when it’s broken up over 20 years, it’s not too bad. All voluntary labour too, every bit of it, including the stand, which was put up in the evenings."



"I find them a great club," says Johnny Kelliher; "Wherever you meet them they’re all together, and they pull together, working the one direction, and that makes a huge difference. And they have some great young fellas involved too – when it comes to catching the hares, I’d ask Mark, Johnny’s son ‘Are ye ready?’ ‘Oh, they have the nets all out,’ Johnny would say, ‘Only waiting for the day!’



"I’ve often said, I’d love to live out here, with the dogs. It’s so quiet and peaceful, no noise –an ideal place. I came up here a few years ago with Johnny, coming from a trial somewhere – there were all the hares, lying out on the field, lovely and peaceful. And they get the best of hares here, the very best – I don’t think there was a one of them touched at the meeting this year."



Of course, having a fine field and all the attendant facilities is fine, but of what use if you don’t have dogs to match?



Well, in Call Her Now they certainly have that. From the moment he saw her John O’Keeffe knew she was something special, and so it has proved. She won her own Trial Stake, in Lixnaw, a doubly-celebrated feat in any Coursing Club, then went on to beat the best of the boys when winning the prestigious Corn na Féile in Abbeyfeale over the Christmas, so that now she is second favourite behind only Gadget Girl to go all the way in Clonmel.



"Pat Bawn bought her mother from Bridie Conway in Lixnaw — he bred her, and another man, a friend of his out in Meath, pupped her down for him.



"He told me one day: ‘There’ll be a pup there for you from that litter!’ – I was delighted. He arrived one day from Dublin, a little dog-box on to the back of his Nissan Micra, and this fawn bitch jumped out of it. The very second I saw her I said to myself – ‘There’s something very special about you’.



" She was about seven or eight months at that stage, a real quiet little greyhound, a pet you could say, but there was something special about her from the first time I saw her.



"I can’t explain it, it’s just the way they’re built I suppose.



"I bought my first greyhound in 73, she was a fawn bitch too, a very good bitch, won about 14 races on the track; she was the first one I had that looked so like that one from 73, just something about the way she was built, and this was before I ever ran her."



Her first run out was just a spin, in the first of several meetings on the bounce in north Kerry, in Kilflynn, and without any specialist training she won two rounds there, was denied only by a controversial call in the third.



That’s where John Kelliher came in. "We had a plan, John and myself," says John O’Keeffe; "I didn’t mind working with her while the evenings were still long, but with Kilflynn over she was going to John for full-time training."



And of course John Kelliher knew what he was getting. "She showed a bit in Kilflynn, her first outing. She met a bitch of Lester Power’s in the first round, I was up the field; she walked out of slips, gave up three lengths straight away, and by god didn’t she pick her up about halfway up the field.



She wasn’t as bad to away in the second round, up against Con Guiney’s bitch, came out a small bit better but still Con’s bitch was gone – picked her up again. The further up the field she was going, the better she got."



In other words, made for Clonmel.



It takes an awful lot of hard work and attention to detail to get a dog to Clonmel in peak condition and both Johns were eager to acknowledge the part played by a Corkman - ‘muscle man’ Mick Galvin who makes regular trips to the Kingdom to ensure all is in order with Call Her Now for the Powerstown challenge.



It can be lonely at the top, in certain sports; not in coursing, where friendship abounds even in the cut and thrust of competition, and certainly not in Lixnaw and north Kerry, where John O’Neill, Pat ‘Bawn’ McCarthy and John Kelliher will have not just a whole parish but a whole region behind them, should they reach the final this coming Wednesday. Perhaps, even, the gods will be there.







This appeared in the printed version of the Irish Examiner Saturday, January 29, 2011

ORDER OF RUNNING

National Coursing Meeting


Monday 31st Jan, Tuesday 1st Feb and Wednesday 2nd Feb

Judges: Liam Kelly and John O’Connell

Slippers: Tom Murphy and Richie Quinn

 this years official.....Richie Quinn , John OConnell,  Tom Murphy and Liam Kelly
Start 11.30am each morning.

MONDAY: First Round Oaks. (Interval) First Round Derby. First Round Spirit of Mischief Stakes.

TUESDAY: Second Round Oaks. Second Round Derby. (Interval). Third Round Oaks. Third Round Derby. First Round Kitty Butler Stakes. First Round TA Morris Stakes. First Round Keen Laddie Stakes.

WEDNESDAY: Complete card

KYLE KENNELS

Last week,  I  paid a visit to the kennels of Michael and Marie Fields

Its hard to imagine a more perfect spot for a coursing kennel..........only a mile from the Irish Cup venue

on the outskirts of Patrickswell villiage.......great access to good roads, but set on a peacefull farm 

If you click this link it will take you too a excellent article from the

IRISH EXAMINER

 

 

Michael & Maire with Clonmel Qualifiers

Ranger...Tanyard ....Basil....King

All qualifiers were looking in outstanding condition . The Fields have had a season you would dream about

all pups were brought in and home reared and their strick rate has been amazing

They long longer farm their land but have full acess for training the dogs

a super 400 yard gallop runs up a nice incline, with ray timing and a drag lure....this is not used all the time.

 

Kyle Basil

Champion Stakes contender

Kyle King

Qualified at Regional

16/1 and in the 3rd quarter

Kyle Ranger

Qualified at Glin

14/1 and in 2nd quarter

Kyle Tanyard

Qualified at Newcastlewest after Newinn Turbos withdrawal

33/1 in the 1st quarter

Kyle Ranger ....full of himself

Select pups are bought in a reared each year

its been a season to dream about

I would like to thank the Fields for my lovely day...........and wish them well at Clonmel

Hare Coursing Classics Club Champion Stakes 2011 preview

Just a Note

Well the big day is not far away!......Id just like to mention that I saw dogs finish with no collars on in the last two meetings I attended!

Can I draw your attention to this post I did shortly after Clonmel last year.  Some of you may have missed it.  It certainly amazed me when I checked my photos.

Click on this link to see how easily a "loose collar" can upset your chances........

CLICK HERE FOR OLD POST

Hope the luck runs your way at Clonmel

Hare Coursing BOYLESPORTS DERBY 2011 preview

 Michael McNamara has put together some Clonmel Festival preview videos

Hope they help you face the bookie, s and a big thank you to Michael for all his work through the season
and sharing  generously with us

Hare Coursing Classics Club Champion Stakes 2011 preview

Hare Coursing GREYHOUND & PETWORLD Oaks preview 2011

KNOCKGRAFFON OPEN

RESULTS


Vincent Scully Memorial Cup



WINNER

12 RHUTA BRIDGE

JUDICIAL BEST ex BEAUFORT BRIDGE

OWNER Soldier-on-syndicate

BREEDER Mr. Patrick Galvin



RUNNER UP

RES A. MRS RIDICULOUS

WHY TANYARDMOON ex PRINCESS TOWN

OWNER Mr Mark Flanagan

BREEDER Mr. Ciaran Flanagan



Munster Open Cup



WINNER

1 CLERIHAN PADDY

JANEY MAC AROO ex DALTONS HERESAY

OWNER Miss Annie Byrne

BREEDER Mr. Paddy Flannery



RUNNER UP

6 SHADOW JAWS

BEXHILL EOIN ex GREAT WHITE

OWNER Mr. Paul Butler & Mr. William Butler

BREEDER Mr. Pat Holland

KNOCKGRAFFON OPEN

Following an early morning inspection the coursing at Knockgraffon WILL go ahead today.


There is no official change to the starting time (9.30am) but coursing will be delayed until the runners for the first event, the Vincent Scully Memorial Cup, have arrived

CLONMEL UPDATES

Not long to go Now............Id like to wish all qualifiers well in their efforts to arrive on the Field fit enough to do them selves justice.  

A big thankyou to everyone of you who has purchased photos from me.............Without you there would be no Blog...............The price of Pertrol is killing all of us!

Time for the Final rundown................


THE DRAW

The draw for the 86th National Coursing Meeting will take place in the CLONMEL PARK HOTEL (The Poppyfields, Clonmel, just off the Cahir Road roundabout) on Monday 24th January.



The draw will commence at 7.30pm.
See http://www.clonmelparkhotel.com/


Boylesports.com Derby


WITHDRAWN: New Inn Turbo (Winner, Newcastle West)

REPLACEMENT: Kyle Tanyard (RU, Newcastle West)



WITHDRAWN: Drico (Winner, Enniscorthy)

REPLACEMENT: Shilling Country (RU, Enniscorthy)



Greyhound and Pet World Oaks

WITHDRAWN: Sudden Lilly (Winner, Roscommon)

REPLACEMENT: Killallon Hayes (RU, Roscommon)



WITHDRAWN: Wizard West (Winner, South Clare)

REPLACEMENT: Woodpark Blaze (RU, South Clare)



WITHDRAWN: Musicinmyheart (Winner, Listowel)

REPLACEMENT: Cisco Town (RW Ballyheigue)



•Runner-Up at Listowel won full Oaks TS at Newcastlewest



The connections of the following greyhounds have also indicated that they will not be available for the Champion Stakes and Champion Bitch Stakes due to injury.

MAFI MAGIC

PREVELENCE

CEARC GHOIR

BEAUTIFUL CHRISY




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CLASSICS CLUB CHAMPION STAKES


1.KYLE BASIL 16PTS 9500euro

2.HIGH AND MIGHTY 14PTS 6000euro

3.MUCKY EAMONN 12PTS 7000euro

4.SOLD THE DREAM 12PTS 5400euro

5.MARCH IS ON 12PTS 5200euro

6.JINGLES 12PTS 2800euro

7.MARSHALS SAFARI 10PTS 5000euro

8.WINDFARM EISCIR 10PTS 4960euro

A.BRAZING SERPENT 10PTS 4800euro

B.BORROWED BLUE 10PTS 3400euro

Mafi Magic, Prevelence and Castlemartyr Lad are not available.



GRACE BRUTON MEMORIAL CHAMPION BITCH STAKES

1.ASHWOOD DEE 14PTS 4450euro

2.KINGSMILL PEARL 10PTS 3300euro

3.CLASS ATTRACTION 10PTS 3200euro

4.NEEDHAM TIME 8PTS 3500euro

5.NOTINDISPUTE 8PTS 3200euro

6.ATLANTIC ASHMORE 8PTS 3000euro

7.QUALITY AND DASH 8PTS 2500euro

8.BECK ROW HYLAND 6PTS 2050euro

A.WHY TANYARD NINA 6PTS 1950euro

B.TOOME BAN 6PTS 1500euro

Beautiful Chrisy,Cearc Ghoir,Jardin Del Mar and So Random are not available



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TRIALS



Hare schooling sessions will be held at Powerstown Park on Monday 24th January and Tuesday 25th January.


Preference given to National Meeting runners.

ID Cards must be produced on the day.



Private ray timing facility available on request. No other timing mechanism permitted

hares

The Antis got there way.............Coursing was banned.............and it is replaced by this!

A sad sight indeed

IRISH HARE COURSING

IRISH HARE COURSING OAKS TRIAL STAKES

IRISH HARE COURSING DERBY TRIAL STAKES

MACROOM RESULTS

Photos can be seen here.....MACROOM COURSING


The last chance to qualify ....and it was a glourious days coursing , well run by this friendly club.  Certainly makes you realse how wonderful the country is on a day like that......

I managed to capture a lovely sequence of the hare jumping over the dogs.....ill sort it out when i get 5 mins

Res DERBY TRIAL STAKE

Well done to connections. It was nice to see Mick Enright kick of his first season training with a Clonmel runner

WINNER

29 DANEMA BLUES

TRAJECTORY ex PRETTY TOUCH

OWNER Keating-lillis-syndicate

BREEDER Mr. Peter Quinn



RUNNER UP

16 SHIFT HYLANDER

MATT HYLAND ex SHIFT THE INK

OWNER Mr. Neily Jones

BREEDER Mr. Neily Jones



Oaks Trial Stake

WINNER

20 GLANMORE SUSAN

CILLOWEN HARBOUR ex FIRE OF INAGH

OWNER Mr Thomas Mulcahy

BREEDER Mr. Thomas Mulcahy



RUNNER UP

15 DELIGHTFUL SAMI

WHY TANYARDMOON ex BROWN ELLEN

OWNER Mr. Fergus Flynn

BREEDER Mr. Brian Sheehan



All Age Cup

WINNER

11 DISCIPLINE

MURTYS GANG ex INCREDIBLE

OWNER Mr. Tadg O'Sullivan

BREEDER Mrs. Marie O'Sullivan



RUNNER UP

7 UPOURDAT

ASHMORE VIEW ex COOGA MOLL

OWNER P-s-c-syndicate

BREEDER Mr. Shane McLoughlin