Person: Ross River

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Hughes hoping it’s V for victory

DESSIE Hughes believes a drop in distance should not inconvenience Vic Venturi in the Leopardstown Handicap Chase at the Dublin track on Sunday.

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Houdini favourite to escape with Power prize

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Ross River likely to sidestep Cheltenham

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Strong entry for Pierse Hurdle

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Strong entry for Pierse Hurdle

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Taranis ready to roll

King surprised at Kauto’s entry as he prepares to take the wraps off Voy Por Ustedes

ALAN KING expressed his shock at Kauto Star’s participation in the William Hill – Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on Saturday.

Thu, 30 Nov, 2006

River possible for Cheltenham bid

Irish trainer Tony Martin is considering sending Ross River over for the £150,000 (€220,000) Boylesports.com Gold Cup at Cheltenham on December 9.

Fri, 24 Nov, 2006

Thomas carries on the great Dreaper tradition at Fairyhouse

THOMAS DREAPER, whose family is steeped in the history of Fairyhouse, savoured his first success at the County Meath track yesterday when partnering Desperado Queen to an all-the-way win in the Ratoath Mares Chase.

Thu, 20 Apr, 2006

Hourigan happy with staying on Beef Or Salmon

THE performance of Beef Or Salmon, on his first outing over flights for a very long time, didn't exactly excite in the Racing Post In Ireland Hurdle at Fairyhouse yesterday.

Tue, 18 Apr, 2006

Silent Oscar looks set to outclass rivals

AMATEUR Colman Sweeney has prospects of a first and last race double with Silent Oscar and Daramas at Clonmel this afternoon.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2006

Off to a flyer, but soon back to reality

THE OLD dog for the hard road. Yours truly was magnanimous early yesterday in victory, at least if magnanimous is an acceptable variant of completely insufferable.

Fri, 17 Mar, 2006

Martin bullish over Doire run

Tony Martin believes his Thyestes Chase winner Dun Doire holds “a fair chance” in the ultra-competitive William Hill Handicap Chase at Cheltenham on Tuesday.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006