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Martin works Hurdle oracle again

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Martin works Hurdle oracle again

Tony Martin’s ability to effectively target a feature handicap scaled new heights yesterday afternoon as the Meath trainer again landed Ireland’s richest National Hunt race, the Guinness Galway Hurdle, with Quick Jack, and would almost certainly have had three of the first four home had last year’s winner, Thomas Edison, not taken a tumble at the final flight.

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If only Annie Power had stayed up!
Cillian can click

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Cillian can click
Little King Robin can strike again

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Little King Robin can strike again
Warrior set for hat-trick

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Warrior set for hat-trick

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Go for Morning Run with Ruby
Atonement day for Big Break
Atonement day for Big Break

Big Break atoned for an odds-on reverse in last year’s Coolmore Stud Home Of Champions Concorde Stakes when making no mistake this time in the Group Three event at Tipperary yesterday.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2014

Quick Jack should be tough to beat
Quick Jack should be tough to beat

The Tony Martin-trained Quick Jack should prove tough to beat in today's finale in Navan, the Tote Mobile Betting Handicap.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2013

Cyclone storms home as Shark bites
Cyclone storms home as Shark bites

Shark Hanlon’s Hidden Cyclone came back to something approaching his best form when storming away with the Southampton Goodwill Chase at Listowel yesterday.

Sat, 21 Sep, 2013

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