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MARGIE McLOONE: Torrens tastes success (opens the original)
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DONEGAL racehorse owner Amanda Torrens, whose many hats include that of hotelier and chairperson of the Irish Pony Society, was at Punchestown on Tuesday where her colours were carried to victory in the one-mile handicap. They were worn by Billy Lee on the Ross O’Sullivan-trained Follow Me, who was recording his third career success. The now five-year-old Shalaa gelding recorded back-to-back victories at the Curragh in April and May 2024, but had gone off the boil until showing a return to form
THE WEEK THAT WAS: Policing the pacemakers (opens the original)
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AFTER watching how many of this season’s Group 1 contests were run, you could wonder when the season’s battle plans are being drawn up at the Ballydoyle round table in the spring, if certain roles were already dished out to the cast of 2026 going into battle. Private Action – your duty will be deployed as pacemaker. Private Puerto Rico, forget your Group 1 intentions, you will be drafted as a second stage attack to confuse the enemy. Private Hawk Mountain, you too will be on standby for the same
THE WEEK THAT WAS: Bow Echo exit comes too soon (opens the original)
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IT’S an often-used racing remark that top National Hunt performers returning to action may not be as good as they were the season before, if they had a hard race or two - it being commonly stated: “Ah the Gold Cup leaves a mark. They are never the same again.” Yes, three and a quarter miles takes a supreme effort, but it’s usually ignored, and worth noting especially this week, that so many of the best flat horses, asked considerably less strenuous questions, don’t see out their planned season t
THE WEEK THAT WAS: Beware the twisted headlines (opens the original)
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IT may have seemed unfathomable even 10 years ago, that the sport - and to be more correct - the industry of horse racing could feel as threatened as it has over the last two years. But in recent months, with the banning of greyhound racing in Wales, albeit a sport that had a lesser impact there, added to this week’s ruling on strong affordability checks being implemented for British punters, the headlines didn’t make for optimistic reading. GBNews were among the first media who ran with the hea
OPINION: Don’t forget the breeders, stupid! (opens the original)
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WHEN you have all the frenzy and debates that occur running into a general election campaign or any changes in government policy, be they personalities or changes in spending plans, a frequent bit of advice thrown into arguments is "It's the economy, stupid". It was a phrase first used by James Carville in 1992, a strategist in Bill Clinton's successful campaign in that year's US presidential election.
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