Brave Inca crowned Horse of the Year

SMURFIT Kappa Champion Hurdle winner Brave Inca was named Horse of the Year at a glittering ceremony for the first Anglo-Irish Jump Racing Awards.

Brave Inca crowned Horse of the Year
Tue, 16 May, 2006 - 01:00
Robert Pratt

Colm Murphy’s stable star was also recognised as champion two-mile hurdler at the inaugural occasion held by the British Horseracing Board and Irish Turf Club in London.

The awards were based on and coincided with the publication of the Anglo-Irish National Hunt classifications.

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CourtsRacingPlace: LondonPlace: PunchestownPlace: ArklePlace: AintreePerson: Brave IncaPerson: Colm MurphyPerson: CloyPerson: Noel O’BrienPerson: Conor O’DwyerPerson: NewmillPerson: John de MoravillePerson: ForemanPerson: Thierry DoumenPerson: UstedesPerson: Black Jack KetchumPerson: ManPerson: My Way De SolzenPerson: John WebbPerson: Royal ShakespearePerson: AndreaPerson: Graham WyliePerson: Inglis DreverPerson: Philip HobbsPerson: Martin St QuintonPerson: Martin BroughtonPerson: William FloodPerson: MilePerson: MILE HURDLERPerson: Keith MercerPerson: P McCoyPerson: Paul NichollsPerson: JP McManusEvent: Anglo-Irish Jump Racing AwardsEvent: Cheltenham Gold CupEvent: Guinness Gold CupEvent: Gold CupEvent: Queen Mother Champion ChaseEvent: Punchestown FestivalOrganisation: British Horseracing BoardOrganisation: Irish Turf ClubOrganisation: War Of AttritionOrganisation: War AttritionOrganisation: CheltenhamOrganisation: FlyerOrganisation: BHBOrganisation: Voy PorOrganisation: MonkerhostinOrganisation: Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee
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