Person: Margaret Mullins

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Well-supported Baden makes winning debut

Derek O’Connor showed just why he has won ten point-to-point riders’ championships by bringing the well-supported Ronnie O’Leary-trained newcomer Baden from well off the pace to oblige in a vintage second division of the four-year-old maiden at yesterday’s United Hunt Club point-to-point fixture at Bartlemy.

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Flemenstar set for weekend return

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Marito aiming for Tramore repeat

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Moscow test for Cossack

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Connections consider options for Zuzka

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Europe aims for Cottage glory again

Arvika completes Grade One double at Leopardstown

Arvika Ligeonniere has secured his second consecutive Grade One prize with another fine front-running display in the Racing Post Novice Chase at Leopardstown.

Wed, 26 Dec, 2012

Fenton pleased with Dunguib progress

DUNGUIB is reported to be progressing steadily on the road to returning to action next season.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2012

If Michael Connell trained The Real Article what would have happened?

REMEMBER a horse called Ballyronan Boy, who was nabbed by the Tipperary stewards in May of last year?

Sat, 23 Jul, 2011

McCreery on scoresheet again with Lizzie Bennett

FORMER Kildare senior footballer, Willie McCreery, is rapidly making a name for himself as a trainer.

Fri, 11 Jun, 2010

Travino set for Moriarty test

MARGARET Mullins is eyeing a tilt at Sunday’s Dr. PJ Moriarty Novice Chase at Leopardstown for Travino following his fine comeback from injury last time.

Thu, 05 Feb, 2009

Travino hangs on gamely to claim Grade One glory

TRAVINO just held the late renewed challenge of Nicanor to claim Grade One glory in the Barry & Sandra Kelly Memorial Novice Hurdle at Navan yesterday.

Mon, 19 Dec, 2005

Travino digs deep at Navan

Travino just held the late renewed challenge of Nicanor to claim Grade One glory in the Barry & Sandra Kelly Memorial Novice Hurdle at Navan.

Sun, 18 Dec, 2005

Magnier gets the better of duel with McManus

JOHN MAGNIER and J P McManus found themselves on the opposite side of the fence at Clonmel yesterday.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2004