MACROOM SURVIVORS

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
A Better View
Hey Sal
Lineroad Babe
Any Time
Queen Tania
Let Me Call
Catchnscratcher
Portinard Rosie

RESERVE DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Kingsmill Master
Redzer Prince
Misty Rebel
Breaking Tide
Listowel Feale
Halsbak
Ballymac More
Boomtown Paddy

SEVENHOUSES....Meeting preview

Heres a great Meeting preview by Brian Kennedy....

Click here for DRAW


This coming weekend marks the occasion of the 90th Annual Coursing meeting of the Sevenhouses & District Coursing Club. The club have been coursing on their famous field in Danesfort since 1922, and this year’s meeting promises to be one to rival any that has gone before.
The main attraction for followers of the leash will be the Seamus Hughes memorial Cup, which attracts a super entry this year. With the national meeting in Powerstown Park only two weeks away, this all age completion feature an number of dogs on the quest for a place in the Champion Stakes in Clonmel.

The dog to watch will be Marshals Safari, a champion stakes runner last season, and dual cup winner this Season, Mooncoin and Crohane. He will most probably start favourite. However, competition will be stiff, with cup and trial stake winners throughout the draw.

'Safari will have to hit the ground running, as he meets Lawlee in Rd. 1, he was last year’s first talking dog after a couple of flashy runs in Glin, but he hasn’t had it easy with fitness since, but reports from Kerry say he is coming good again. Coming at the winner of that buckle will be possibly Needham Skill, TS winning and cup winner from Rathdowney, he holds 6 champion stakes points, and is a dog of huge talent.

As you go through the cup, it doesnt get any easier, Cantalach Cocaim is a winner and runner-up this season, Wheel of Time a cup winner, Shanavullin Pines, a one time antepost Derby favourite, Coshair Magic, Gortglas Houdini and Ashmore Lucky very good trial stake winners, Gypsy Rover, cup winner and ru this season... Then we have the bitches, Gentle Angle is chasing a win that would put her in the Champion Bitch field in Clonmel, while the wonderful Beautiful Chrissy a 5 time cup winner is also looking to book her place in the Powerstown line-up. It is certainly a wonderful cup, when we got back from the great Templetuohy meeting yesterday evening, we had 42 entries standing for this stake, so I suppose it was easy in that respect to come up with such a field, but a nightmare in many other respects.

On that note, for the open events, trialstakes, 3 course duffer, Cup, we had a record entry, and after yesterdays late withdrawals the state of play was OTS 69 bitches, RDTS 64 dogs, Cup 42, and Duffer 37. It is a terrible situation to have to disappoint so many, and as the receiver of entries I have been bearing the brunt of it today, but such is the territory, the messenger is being shot !

Anyway back to the Trialstakes, again theses promise to be super affairs, with the RDTS, throwing us no less than 4 TS runner up's form this season, and while the layers will want to stay on the right side of Big Mahie, Barefoot Wally, Dustys Blueboy and Fords Cross, those in attendance would do well to keep an eye of July pup Cleanaway Rodge, who looked the part in Fenagh earlier in the season, and with age on his side he should be right there with the best of them.

The is again a highly competitive affair, with plenty of runners up and hotly fancied bitches going to slips here. In the top half we have runners up, Boomtown Hazel, Cousins Ruby, Chateau Bow Wow and Vacume Vagabond, who are joined by a bitch that has twice been fav on the final day of coursing this year, Shaunanne Flyer. It does not weaken down the bottom either, Crafty Cielo, Lady Casanova, Wine for Shine, Call Me Kerry, Miss Abby & Pumpaction Nina have all hit the post this season...

This year Sevenhouses are also hosting a new event in the coursing calendar, the English Invitation Champion Cup, which will be a keenly contested 8 dog stake, for English owned and trained greyhounds, that have been running in stakes around Ireland this season in an effort to qualify for this event. With coursing under cessation in the United Kingdom for the past number of years, this event offers a chance for English owners to continue to run their dogs in this ancient sport.

In the interests of good old fashioned sport the first round losers in the English Champion Cup plus their reserves will go forward to take on the losers form the working members stake in the first running of the Why You Monty Anglo-Irish Cup.

The card will also feature the John Drennan memorial 3 course duffer, and the Garnaman & Leo Dwyer Cup for working members of the club. A great weekends sport is promised with the first brace of dogs going to slips at 11.30am each day.

The order of running is as follows:

Saturday, Sunday 14th and 15th January
Judge: Tom Lawler Slippers: John Doyle and Brian Doyle
Start 11.30am both days

Saturday: Twice through Reserve Derby TS and Oaks TS. Once through Seamus Hughes Memorial All Age Cup, Working Members Stake and English Invitation Champion Cup.

Sunday: Start with 3 Course Duffer, Anglo-Irish Why You Monty Cup, Working Members Stake and complete card.

Yours in Sport !

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#Coursing Templetouhy 2012 aab CAROLINA CRYSTAL

#Coursing Templetouhy 2012 ots BALLYMORE POLLY

#Coursing Templetouhy 2012 dts MONTALTO KING

#Coursing Templetouhy 2012 supporting stakes

MACROOM DRAW

 The Draw for Macroom CC to be held this Wednesday / Thursday can be seen on their Website

MACROOM DRAW

TEMPLETUOHY CC

A huge crowd turned out over the two days to see Templetuohys new field

The club can be very proud ...not only of the considerable hard work put into the field, and before that the fundraising in order to purchase.  On top of that, their first meeting was a outstanding one, backed up by top quality hares.

a few of the workers

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

WINNER
MONTALTO KING
Bexhill Eoin ex Kingsmill Blonde
OWNER Mr. William Hayes
BREEDER Mr. Aidan Roche

RUNNER UP
TULLAMOY GOLD
Bexhill Eoin ex Tullamoy Lady

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

WINNER
BALLYMORE POLLY
Bexhill Eoin ex Ballymore Trick
OWNER O'sullivan-family-syndicate
BREEDER O'Sullivan-Family-Syndicate

RUNNER UP
SHOOT ME DOWN
Razor Ashmore ex Carrick Candy

PREMIER ALL AGE CUP

WINNER
WHITESTONE RAI (Declared Winner)
Droopys Saunders ex Wake Up Time
OWNER Mr Patrick Mckenna
BREEDER Mr. Patrick McKenna,

RUNNER UP
MAYTIME PRIMROSE (Withdrawn)
Musical Time ex Glowing Times

ALL AGE BITCH STAKE

WINNER
CAROLINA CRYSTAL
Bexhill Eoin ex Brief Star
OWNER Mrs. Belinda Calladine
BREEDER Mr. Paul Gillespie

RUNNER UP
PROLIFIC ARTIST
Tynwald Smokey ex Tarmac Queen



LONGORCHARD STAKE

Coshair Blithe
Innocent Man x Coshair Leara

WORKING MEMBERS

Thomas Skehan`s Attention Please
     Graigues Shadow x Imagine This

First Day Survivors

CLONAKILTY Day 1
DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Ardfert Peter
Why Tanyard Ice
Fleetwood Wex
Ballymac Bex
Spruce Mario
Ballyverry Dan
Coolavanny Call
Crafty Benzo

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
Abbeygold Candy
Tiocfaidh Ar La
Woodpark Diva
Turnpike Tara
Careful Holly
Jumbos Maryann
Toor Pleasure
Barrack Becky


TEMPLETUOHY Day 1
PREMIER CUP
Whitestone Rai
Inch Harmony
Marshals Henry
Kyle Basil
Freddys Dream
Castlemartyr Lad
Maytime Primrose
Job Done

DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Montalto King
Star Point
Kyle Gaisce
Bond Street Boy
Tullamoy Gold
Howl Away Joe
Lakyle Oscar
Cooga Alonso

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
Ballymore Polly
Chapter
Drominboy Sarah
Mardine Vine
Ross Judy
Forshesdeone
Shoot Me Down
Stick Back


TUBBERCURRY Day 1
DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Here Comes Harry
Flynntown Flyer
I Do Aroo
Fishermans Eoin
A Noble Way
Yellow Dandy
Bridewell Kieran
Kierans Sam

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
Cloonturk Style
Colina Punto
Feede Blond
Station Maeve


KILCREEVIN/BALLYMOTE Day 2
DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Slieveroe Show
Undulating Green
Harrys Time
Feede Slide
Ballyrua
Ashmore Master
Donnellans Cross
Inner Circle

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
Ayla
Calypso Katie
Precious Heather
Billistown Lady
Coolalough Aine
Shes All Talk (A)


BALLYMENA Day 1
ULSTER CUP
Dunsilly
Hather For Da
Drumcrow View
Highland Hawk
Claddagh Hight
Dodo Deal

DERBY TRIAL STAKE
Latest Trick
Droopys Euro
Skellig Wind
In Contempt

OAKS TRIAL STAKE
Loud Killeen
Ballymore Kate
Ever So Lilly
Swing Rose

GALBALLY CC

Galbally Field

Celebrations in Patrickswell as the Boys from Limerick took home the spoils

Seam McAulife did a fine job of slipping the meeting

The Boys in the Penning Shed

Sometimes computers can be very tiresome.....photos are loading on now after alot of trouble!
Sorry for the delay.

lots of housework to do after 6 days coursing so blog will be finished tonight

GALBALLY PICTURES




DERBY TRIAL STAKE

WINNER
RES (A) CUINE BOY
KYLE JAMES ex GARBALLY GLORY
OWNERMr Tony Quinn
BREEDER Mr. Sean McCarthy

RUNNER UP
NOELENES BOY
Wallace Green ex Daltons Heresay

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

WINNER
AMYVILLE KATE
Janey Mac Aroo ex Longview Ciara
OWNER Miss Amy Broderick & Miss Aoife Broderick
BREEDER Mrs. Kathryn Ryan

RUNNER UP
WALK UPTOWN
Bexhill Eoin ex Barefoot Duchess

ALL AGE CUP

WINNER
KYLE RANGER (Declared winner)
Matt Hyland ex Ballyorgan
OWNER Mrs Marie Field
BREEDER Mr. James Bourke

RUNNER UP
TORRE AIR (Withdrawn)
Tynwald Smokey ex La Torre

NTERCLUB STAKE

Winner MISTER RUSSO

Ballymac Russo x Miss Shauna

J Moloney

KNOCKGRAFFON

RU

RATHLURIC BECKY

Bexhill Eoin x Murtys Joy

j Corkery & J Carroll

Charliville

PARK STAKE

winner

PINE BEAUTY

Premier Fantasy x Curteen Beauty

D Shanahan

ru

Kilshanane Boy

Bexhill Eoin x Lowesgreen Nellie

J Fraiser

MILLSTREET

Super meeting this year and the hares were wonderful.....Great Start to the New Year celebrations!

I know the club made a big effort with their hares this year and it really paid off.....well done



Click here for photos from this meeting.......Millstreet Photos

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

WINNER
FACE THE NATION
Murtys Blaze ex Angelical Girl
OWNER Mr. P.J. Quinn
BREEDER Mr. Michael Lynch

You carnt keep a good man down!.....after a slow start to the season Gerry is on fire......

RUNNER UP
SONOFAQUEEN
Bexhill Eoin ex Shanavulin Queen

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

Well done to Sean with his lovely bitch.....already a runner up twice it was nice to see her collect this ticket

WINNER
OILEAN SMILE
Bexhill Eoin ex Beautiful Smile
OWNER Master Sean Meehan
BREEDER Ms. Anne Somers

RUNNER UP
EARLY MOVE
Bexhill Eoin ex Ballymore Trick

NORTH CORK CUP

Well deserved winner of this Cup....he was faultless and in great form

WINNER
COOL STORM
Musical Time ex Coolavanny Storm
OWNER Mr. John J. O'Sullivan & Mrs. Margaret Neligan
BREEDER Mr. John J. O'Sullivan

RUNNER UP
TURN THE TIDE
Tynwald Smokey ex Make The Turn



GAME PROTECTION CUP

winner
CITIZEN CIDER
Headbound x Dynamo Minnie
mrs Ann Fitzgibbon

RU
FLEETWOOD NICK
Droopys Kewell x Nikita Bill

David Harrington

TANYARD STAKE

winner

SHRONEDRAUGH GAL
Digital x Buffy Ogrady
Tim Kelly

ru
BALLYDALY INCA
Paddy Wackery x Ballydaly Laruel

ABBEYFEALE FINALS

Yet another great meeting held at Abbeyfeale.   They are never blessed with the best of weather but

first class coursing is still served up with some great hares.

Lots more photos can be seen on this link

MORE PHOTOS

There was a good turnout....im too short to get a good angle of the crowed but both days was packed with hardy coursing supporters.

Going to Slips for the working members.....and about to have a wonderful day!

Michael Murphy slipping the duffers had a great meeting.....when Michael slipped at

Tralee last weekend he was the third generation of the Murphy family to 

Slip at this great meeting. Im sure we will be seeing much more of Michael 

with slips in hand next season

I think he wanted my hat!

CORN NA FEILE PUPPY

BARRACK BIMBO

Bexhill Eoi x Barrack Court

owned bred and trained by 

Shane and Nial Curtin

Congratulations to the Curtin family on this great win. I saw this lovely bitch win at Loughrea,
I can confirm she is as tough as teak getting plenty of work in the heavy rain and coming back to slips
as fresh as a daisy......this is a very good bitch with a heart to win.
Homebred from the Rith Eile line....that runs Clonmel so well

RU

CARROWKEAL BENJI
Trajectory x Carrowkeal Rossa

CORN NA FEILE 

ALL AGE

KILLIMOR MATEY

Bexhill Eoin x Graigue Cascade

owner Michael Ryan

I was very please to see Matey coming back to form.....He was running out of his skin in the early rounds at Glin when a hard hunt put paid to his good form. The kennel is in great form yet again
with four good stake wins in two days

RU 

NEWRY LEGEND

Razor Ashmore Tango Time
Newry Legend is in good form at the moment but some self inflicted hardship by stopping a hare from going home put paid to his chance in the final......could make a big show in the Irish Cup

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

GLANMORE ADAM

Bexhill Eoin x Cleanglass Grace

owner

Tom Mulchay

breeder

Jack Mulchay

Excellent win by this nice dog who never put a foot wrong all day
shame Tom missed it!

RU

CALL HIM NOW

Bexhill Eoin x Bambas Hawkeye
Nice dog from a super litter bred by Peter Mangan......litter brother to the Oaks runner up 

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

YORKVILLE STELLA

Bexhill Eoin x Denham Darkie

owner Pat McCarthy

bred by John McCarthy

 What a smashing bitch.....put up a good buckle in the final at Castleisland against Oaks fav Fives Treasure . from a litter that contains Trial Stake winners Nikies Rio (Charliville) and Listowel Lady (Ballyheigue) also Tralee runner up Denham Og
Could make a big show at Clonmel

RU

BAMBAS MINNIE

Bexhill Eoin x Bambas Hawkeye
Smashing bitch this.....three times a finalst....bugger!

Fr CASEY MEMORIAL

working members

Killian Sheehan with his working members winner, perhaps a small consolation for 

his dog Captain Dru picking up a muscle tear in the Corn na Feile

KARA PRINCE

Janey Mac Aroo x Longview Ciara

owner Killian Sheeran

GLENASHRONE 

ALLIKNOWIS

Boavista x Waiting to Work

JIMMY O`ROUKE MEMORIAL

BOOMTOWN PADDY

Tynwald Smokey x Leigh Shady

ROSEBERRY OPEN COURSING REPORT

HARRY SCORES IN ROSEBERRY OPEN CUP

26th december

Parker Harry a puppy running in the nomination of Glen Healy and handled by Alan and Sean Quinn from Dublin was the winner of the Roseberry Open Perpetual Cup sponsored by Donal Monahan over the clubs preserves on St. Stephens Day. In what was a great days hunting after a tardy start this Shelbourne Aston whelp a comrade of this years Liscannor Dog Trial Stake winner over came all the obstacles placed in front of him to emerge as the worthy winner. A very nice feature of this win was that 30 years ago Alan’s dad Kevin Quinn RIP. had the privilege of winning in Roseberry so Alan took extra delight in this fine win of Parker Harry’s.

The first brace of Parker Harry and Offshore Hawk were released behind a racing hare on the stroke off Eleven O clock. On the white collar it looked as if the Hawk with the aid of favour was going to get the opening turn but to Harry’s credit he came around on the outside line to nip it by a length. This pair then mixed it evenly in a good course that lasted 25s before puss left the field.
Trip to Aries had a handy lead up to the first turn as his opponent Nama Rama lost sight on the run up. Aries took the opening two turns before this course ended after 12s to leave her well ahead on the handicap for her second round.

Scrap Man and Garryowen Kate had a ding dong battle after being released up the hill and on approaching the opening turn it was Garryowen Kate that pulled out to lead by a length to the only point scored in this course with Kate progressing to the next round after 10s.
Dingle Call and Large Scotch were sent back to slips after failing to sight their quarry. Placed back in slips a stag of a hare emerged from the beat, with both dogs being released in her slipstream it looked as if Dingle was on line but on hitting a hollow on the run up both dogs again lost sight and in turn the Judge Garry Kelly had no option but to disqualify both contestants.

Drumlynn was best away from slips in her course with Bestlaidplans and with the aid of pronounced favour she took the opening turn by two lengths she also got in for the next before puss crossed the bridge heading back in to the previous beat after 12s.
Lobnamna Shauna led Calypso Dream by one to the first score and with both hounds mixing it pretty evenly they were brought on a tour of the lower half of Farrells field in a course that lasted 30s before this strong puss slipped out under the wire and was last seen heading up Cash’s lane. Lobnama had done enough to progress into the next round.

Hold Up and Lurgan Queen were sent back to slips after failing to spot their quarry. Back in slips they were released behind a racing hare that headed straight towards Murphy’s farm yard. In a pulsating workout that the crowd really enjoyed it was Lurgan Queen that earned the most points to gain the flag after 45s.Both these hounds looked very weary once caught by the handlers.
At ten minutes after midday Liffyside Odson led up by three lengths ahead of Nanas Bluebell. Nanas then got in and proceeded in a very jealous fashion to completely outscore her opponent. When this racing puss made her exit after 50s Nanas very deservingly had gained the judges decision despite being led up to the opener.

On the change of beat we headed into the Cush at 12.55hrs with slipper John Doogue walking Parker Harry and Trip To Aries up the field. Up popped the expected hare and once getting both dogs sighted they were released, again on the outside line it was Parker Harry that took the opening points before this hare went into the adjoining field with both dogs in tow. Harry scored again before Aries got in for a brace, with this buckle beginning to get close on the scoring card it was Harry that then put the result beyond doubt with a brace before puss went out onto the golf course after 22s.

Garryowen Kate was sent back to slips as she failed to spot the first hare up the field. Once slipped again she was brought to the top of the field and then over across the next field before being caught after 32s.
Drumlynn led Lobnama Shauna by a tight length for the opening point and in a punishing evenly contested course that ended out on the golf course with the hare skipping around the pond and thus loosing both dogs after 50s. Drumlynn advanced to the semi’s.
With the stock now coming hard and fast it was a credit to all owners and handles in the manner in which they just caught their dogs and headed straight back to slips if they were still in. This was really brought to the fore when you could see Phil Meaney giving Jimmy Darcy a hand in getting Drumlynn back from the golf course and placing her back in slips.

In between all this happening we had two more buckles decided. Lurgan Queen just held on against Nanas Bluebell to gain the opening points and in a very evenly contested course in which both bitches gave their all it was the Queen that advanced to the Semi Final placing with Drumlynn.
The first semi final pairing of Parker Harry and Garryowen Kate were sent off after a stag of a hare that raced straight up the field. Harry led by three and had the best of the rest before this hare made his way past the previous two courses retrieving parties. Once passing out the ditch after 34s it was clear that Harry was the first finalist.

With plenty of game still in front of the beaters it was the sporting owners of both the second semi finalists Drumlynn and Lurgan Queen that placed both dogs in the hands of John Doogue and within twenty seconds a strong running hare made her way past the slipper shy. To both bitches credit they set off after their prey with Lurgan opening up a two length advantage to take the opening score.This hare then made her way to safety with both hounds following her a fair distance away.

With the beat now just in the finalists were placed in slips, no hare emerged so the beat was reversed to come from the railway end. Once set up again a stag of a hare was risen in the stubble field and made her way out into the coursing field with Jimmy Smyth doing Trojan work in keeping her straight. Once slipped it was Parker Harry that showed he was the freshest left in as the gallant Lurgan Queen was not able to live with this winner who took the course with the opening turn taking place up along the ditch line and then puss headed out of the field with Harry still giving chase. The red handkerchief in favour of Parker Harry was raised by Garry Kelly at 14.15hrs to the echos of his followers and also from the beaters who had done fantastic work over the day to bring this meeting to an end.

Thank You to all who helped make this a great days sport over the Roseberry Countryside.
The Clubs Annual draw was made in the Granary Public House after coursing and resulted as follows. 1st Prize Donal Monahan. 2nd Leo Scully, 3rd Caoimhe Lacey O’ Brien and 4th Alan Kelly.

ABBEYFEALE

Despite a chill breeze there was some excellent coursing on the first day in Abbeyfeale. We look forward to some great coursing today.....Blueview Sam and Cuddly Man standing out in the Puppy Stake, watched by a good turnout.

first day pictures can be seen here but are just loading on now....First Day

CORN NA FEILE PUPPY

Barrack Bimbo 4/1

Blueview Sam 1/2

Cuddly Man 2/1

Carowkeal Benji 3/1

CORN NA FEILE ALL AGE

Girl From Clare 12/1

Lawlee 6/1

Captain Dru 5/1

Killimor Matey 6/4

Newry Legend 2/1

Toast Master 3/1

Ath Dara Lad 4/1

Highland Hawk 5/1

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

Call Him Now 3/1

Crafty Benzo 5/1

Coolavanny Call 5/1

Ballymac Bex 6/4

Glanmore Adam 4/1

Checkpintcharlie 6/1

Conspiring 2/1

Black Rainbow 5/1

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

Portinard Rosie 4/1

Bambas Minnie 2/1

Barrack Becky 3/1

Mustgonow 6/1

Shoot Me Down 5/1

Stick Back 4/1

Yorkville Stella 4/1

Alkala 2/1

Blueview Sam

2011 Mooncoin Sem-Finals

NORTH KILKENNY

 RESULTS

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

WINNER

EOIN ROGER 

BEXHILL EOIN ex TULLAMOY LADY

OWNER Mr. Jim Hennessy 

BREEDER Fr. Dan Dunne

RUNNER UP

BAREFOOT WALLY 

WALLACE GREEN ex LADY BELLEVUE

OAKS TRIAL STAKE

WINNER

TULLAMOY TRUMP 

BEXHILL EOIN ex TULLAMOY LADY 

OWNER Fr. Dan Dunne 

BREEDER Fr. Dan Dunne

RUNNER UP

BEAUTYS GILLIAN 

MATT HYLAND ex BEAUTYS HA HA

WALSH ALL AGE CUP

WINNER

WHEEL OF TIME 

BEXHILL EOIN ex SOFT RAIN

OWNER Mr. James O'Brien 

BREEDER Mrs. L. O'Brien

RUNNER UP

MUNGOS CAPTAIN 

CASTLE PINES ex MUNGOS ENSURE

2011 Finals from Mooncoin

BORRISOLEIGH CC

Working Members

More pictures from Borrisoleigh can be seen here.....Borrisoleigh

And photos from yesterday at North Kilkenny ......Kilkenny

DERBY TRIAL STAKE

WINNER

KILLEAGH MATT 

Tynwald Smokey ex The Other Sense

OWNER Mr. David Casey

BREEDER Mr. Matthew O'Donnell

RUNNER UP

RED DISCOVERY 

Tynwald Smokey ex La Torre

RESERVE OAKS TRIAL STAKE

WINNER

GLENROCKBLAZE

Cnoc Baile ex Lilo

OWNER Mr. John Guiney

BREEDER Mrs. Ruth Codd

RUNNER UP

CASTLELAWN BECKY 

Bexhill Eoin ex Fishermans Lucky

ALL AGE CUP

WINNER

MOOT POINT 

Matt Hyland ex Miss Preston

OWNER Sir Mark Prescott

BREEDER Sir Mark Prescott

RUNNER UP

MRS JINGLES 

Castle Pines ex Billa Og



PALLAS STAKE

WINNER
CONFUSED MARK
Galway Mark ex Confused Shasa
OWNER Mr. Gerry Manley

RUNNER UP
MASTER PADDY
Cillowen Return ex Key Hill

GLENKEEN STAKE

WINNER
YELLOWTOWN GIRL
Scarty Lad ex Glory Days
OWNER Mr. David O'Mahony

RUNNER UP
RES (A) DROOPYS KAREN

RATHMOY WORKING MEMBERS STAKE

WINNER
ROSMULT HAWK
Westmead Hawk ex Rosmult Lilly
OWNER Mr Patrick Clancy & Mr Thomas Spillane

RUNNER UP
COSCAKOT
Bexhill Eoin ex Brats Delight