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You may have seen recently that new legislation on health labeling for alcohol products has been signed into law by Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly.Thi...
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You may have seen recently that new legislation on health labeling for alcohol products has been signed into law by Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly.Thi...
SKYACE, the wondermare bought for just €600, who went on to give Carlow trainer John 'Shark' Hanlon his first Grade 1 victory, has been sold today for a…
John Connolly takes a look ahead to Saturday's Connacht Gold Senior Semi-Finals and thinks, despite all signs so far, we're going to be in for two close encount...
Share this article The horse surprised everyone except its trainer Shark Hanlon when it claimed the Grade One on Sunday A Roscommon club All-Ireland winner says he is still coming to terms with a major horseracing win last Sunday. The celebrations are continuing for Cathal McHugh and his friends after their horse, Skyace, won the Grade 1 €100,000 Mares' Novice Hurdle on Sunday. The horse was bought just for just £600 and performed very well at Cheltenham in March before the success at Fairyhouse over the Easter weekend. Advertisement
'); 'It's a rags to riches story with the price tag, we're out in Abu Dhabi and it's the trainer's first Grade 1 winner' Skyace cost £600 but the Abu Dhabi-based Irish owners celebrated a Grade 1 winner yesterday in Fairyhouse. By Fintan O'Toole Monday 5 Apr 2021, 6:45 PM 1 hour ago 2,950 Views 0 Comments Roscommon All-Ireland club winner Cathal McHugh was part of the winning Skyace syndicate. Roscommon All-Ireland club winner Cathal McHugh...