HRI go Flat out for more success

HORSE RACING IRELAND chief executive Brian Kavanagh is hoping for a successful Flat campaign following a record-breaking National Hunt season.

HRI go Flat out for more success
Wed, 03 May, 2006 - 01:00

Top trainers Aidan O’Brien, Dermot Weld and John Oxx were on hand yesterday to help launch the Irish summer Flat racing programme in Dublin, which was hosted by HRI.

Kavanagh emphasised the importance of the summer programme, which features the Budweiser Irish Derby on July 2 with a record €1.5 million prize-fund and the new Shelbourne Hotel Goffs Million in September.

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CourtsRacingPlace: DublinPlace: LeopardstownPlace: EuropePlace: FairyhousePlace: NavanPlace: TipperaryPlace: CorkPlace: Kill Co. KildarePerson: Brian KavanaghPerson: Aidan O’BrienPerson: Dermot WeldPerson: John OxxPerson: KavanaghPerson: CurraghPerson: Paul HenseyPerson: ManagerPerson: Tom BurkePerson: Niall MackeyPerson: MackeyPerson: Matt O’DwyerEvent: National HuntEvent: Budweiser Irish DerbyEvent: Derrinstown Stud DerbyEvent: Derrinstown Stud 1000 GuineasEvent: 1000 Guineas dayEvent: Tattersalls Gold CupEvent: Autumn Festival ofEvent: Irish Field St LegerEvent: Laing O Rourke National StakesEvent: MillionEvent: 36th Ryder CupEvent: Baileys Irish Champion StakesEvent: Pegasus Matron StakesOrganisation: HRIOrganisation: Shelbourne Hotel Goffs MillionOrganisation: LeopardstownOrganisation: HRI Racecourses Ltd.Organisation: Nokia IrelandOrganisation: HRI Racecourses Ltd
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