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THE FLAT IS BACK! And It's back with a bang, sporting a Lilywhite hue as The Curragh and Naas combine to provide a weekend welter of high-class fare on and off…
The British Flat season officially ending three weeks before the turf action actually ends is not a perfect conclusion but ‘Champions Day at Ascot’ certainly adds a lot more glamour to the crowning of the season’s Champions than the Irish version at Naas last Sunday.
Colin Keane moved out on his own with a record-breaking 127th winner of the Irish Flat season, surpassing the record of 126 previously held by Joseph O’Brien.
I thought it was about time I caught up with my correspondence, so today’s Good Morning Bloodstock will be reminiscent of the viewers’ letters section of
Curragh officials âhopefulâ as deluge puts Irish 2,000 Guineas card in doubt Thu 20 May 2021 Officials at the Curragh are more hopeful than confident about the chances of Saturdayâs Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas card going ahead after calling a morning inspection for 7.30am. Pat Keogh, chief executive at the home of Irish Flat racing, confirmed the course is currently unraceable after being hit by a volume of rain far in excess of what was forecast. Keogh said: âWe got lot more rain than we anticipated overnight. We were forecast 15 millimetres at the most in the last 24...