Good year for Irish racing

Horse-racing officials have expressed their delight after figures released today showed Irish racing continued in a healthy state last year.

Wed, 12 Jan, 2005 - 14:39

Horse-racing officials have expressed their delight after figures released today showed Irish racing continued in a healthy state last year.

A substantial growth in Tote betting, more success for the major festivals, increased sponsorship and significant growth in racehorse ownership were the highlights.

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<p>Scandanavia and Ryan Moore (blue & orange) win the Saval Beg Stakes (Group 3) for trainer Aidan O'Brien at Leopardstown. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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