The weather was idyllic at Greenmount, Patrickswell today for the opening round of the 111th Irish Cup, this year very kindly sponsored by Dublin Coach. It was a very satisfactory first day and it is a top class renewal of Ireland’s oldest coursing Classic, first staged in 1905. It is hard to believe that it is three years since we were last in Greenmount and it is good to be back.

There were not too many surprises today but the six runs up Powerstown when winning the Derby (2019 whelps) certainly took their toll on On My Terms and dual Cup winner Get Lost Now did not run up to expectations. Age also caught up on Wi Can There and Mad Mans Game. The hard luck story was Senior Service who looked to be heading for victory only to lose sight when the hare moved right. This afternoon in the Patsy Byrne Select Bitch Stakes it was a pity to see Touch Of Rosie getting a bit too much work as it looked as though she would have a big say in that stake.

Both Champion Stakes winners from Clonmel 2022, Tree Top Danno and Shes Invincible looked very good and it will take something special or hard luck to stop them from achieving unique doubles in their respective stakes. However we have a long long way to go yet.

In the first quarter Noted Rambler showed once again that he is returning to top form and of course connections won the Irish Cup six years ago with Foot Solution. Barrack Cruz and Banba The Boss might pose the biggest dangers.

The second quarter should be all about Tree Top Danno although Berlin Station could give him a battle in RD3. Derby semi-finalist Badminton Wonder has a great chance of making it to Sunday if the bump off the escape today does not come against him.

The top of the third quarter is very difficult to call and includes two runners-up from Clonmel in Carrowkeal Shane & Faha Wonder. Black As Gold made it to the last day in Clonmel and Catunda Niall recorded the joint fastest clock today. It might go the way of local hope Faha Wonder. With a bye tomorrow morning (Crafty Expo withdrawn) Coalition Wonder, subject of plenty interest in the betting before coursing, is very likely to progress from this quarter also to the final day.

Plenty in with chances in the fourth quarter and although Terminator has replaced Tree Top Danno as the new favourite he is going to have to do it the hard way. His next opponent is 2020 Derby winner Upper Hand who showed a lot of his old spark today and the winner of the Sammy Be / Partys On Willy course will be no pushover. Wallace Best caught the eye in RD1 and may have an easier passage in the top half of that quarter.

All the big names made it through from the opening round of the Patsy Byrne Select Bitch Stakes although the handicap will be against Touch Of Rosie after those extra turns. Shes Invincible, Poetic Justice, Aldanite and Gortmelia Sophie will be fancied to progress from their respective quarters but ante post favourite Aldanite may be the most vulnerable with Lark Lane Me and Cloncunny Wonder in her section both impressing today too.

The action begins again on Day 2 at 11.30am with the second round of the Dublin Coach Irish Cup. Our photo shows members of the Comerford family, Harry, Conor, John, Charlie, Fintan and Evan who will all be cheering on their runner and the new Irish Cup favourite, Terminator.

Co Limerick CC have arranged a link to the action each evening via https://page.inplayer.com/irishcup2022/

Congratulations to Margaret Barrett (Flanagan) who is not only joint breeder of our 2020 whelp Boylesports Derby winner Annual Fergie but is also the winner of our online Clonmel Tipster competition.

Margaret (pictured right) naturally selected ‘Fergie’ but she also selected Tactical to win the 2020 whelp Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks. This 33/1 ante post runner only just failed to win her maximum points but her final total of 35 points is enough to win her the prize.

Margaret and three friends will now enjoy a night out at Shelbourne Park on Saturday 18th June for the final of the Sporting Press Irish Oaks including admission, race programme, four course dinner and a bottle of Prosecco.

Annual Fergie was a popular choice and two selected Oaks heroine Rushview Raven (Vincent Fahy, Glanworth and Eamonn Kiely, Cork). However no one selected the winner or runner-up in either the Derby or Oaks for 2019 whelps so one suspects it was a great National Meeting for the bookmakers !!!

An historic four day National Coursing Meeting came to a brilliant conclusion at Powerstown Park, Clonmel today in front of a huge crowd. The winner’s trophies are on their way to Kilkenny, Cork, Galway, Kerry, Laois and Cahir, Co Tipperary this evening but there should be a trophy too for every member of Team Powerstown who produced fantastic hares over the four days. We must remember also our stake sponsors John Boyle (Boylesports), Tom Egan (Horse & Jockey Hotel) and everyone who supported the Classics Club draw.

It has been a hectic few weeks so we will let you all purchase the Examiner tomorrow and the Sporting Press on Thursday for a full report. However it would be remiss of us not to mention the ‘Clonmel 2022 Champions’.      

Boylesports Derby – ANNUAL FERGIE (Mafi Magic – Amelies Milly)

Born in Powerstown Park from a litter bred by racecourse resident Fergus Flynn & his great friend Margaret Flanagan (Barrett). Now a Derby winner for the popular Wilson brothers from Kilkenny,   John and Donal and trainer Kevin Barry. Connections were thrilled when he won Corn Na Feile but today is a dream come true for the ‘Annual’ boys. Qualified at Edenderry and coincidentally that is where 2019 Derby winner ‘Rumour Has It’ trained by Kevin qualified also.   

Boylesports Derby 20 21 – ON MY TERMS (Adios Alonso – Handsoffshesmine)

What a day for Kevin Marmion. He bred, owned & trained On My Terms to win the Derby, it represented Loughrea so his own club receives the €1,000 Club Award and for good measure he had the winning ticket in the Classics Club draw on the 2020 whelp Derby. It doesn’t come much better than that and it was great to see his dad Lexie on the podium to accept the trophy.

Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks – RUSHVIEW RAVEN (Blades Of Hope – Blazing Kathy)  

Ten years to the day that he ran-up the Oaks with Emmas Goldrush, Paul Willis of Mallow made it into the winner’s enclosure with his Borrisoleigh qualifier which he also trains himself. Very appropriate that she should represent that club because she first saw light of day in North Tipperary, bred by Darren Lee (Roscrea) and Ger Maher (Puckane). We had six great finals today but this one was epic with Raven just holding Tactical by the narrowest of margins.  

Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 20 21 – BALLYMAC FLORAL (Newinn Wonder – Ballymac Town)

Ballymac Town has produced another Oaks heroine for Liam Dowling and family. Three years ago it was Enya, this time her half sister Floral representing Castleisland. The Dowling family have had amazing success on the track but it was great to see how much they enjoyed this victory and were present in large numbers including a few new additions to the family.

Kevin Smith Champion Stakes – TREE TOP DANNO (Newinn Wonder – Tanyard Rena)

A local success for David Lonergan from Cahir and his parents Bill and Breda. A second success at the 96^th National Meeting for trainer Kevin Barry. And many congratulations to breeder Dan O’Donoghue, Millstreet. Came in as reserve but was immediately installed as favourite and a worthy one at that. Huge compensation for having to withdraw Tree Top Henry from the Derby yesterday.

Grace & Matt Bruton Champion Bitch Stakes – SHES INVINCIBLE (Adios Alonso – Woodpark Fever)

A brave decision to bypass the Oaks (2019 whelps) and opt for the Champion Bitch Stakes instead paid dividends today for owners Ray Conroy & Ollie Dunne of Portlaoise. She truly was invincible and a credit to handler Matt Harte. This lady was bred in Ennis by Bernard Quinn whose family won the very same stake in 2008 with Woodpark Rebel, grandmother of today’s champion.             

Congratulations also to Paul Horig (The Bahamas), Pat & Breda Cunningham (Castlemartyr), Joan Herbert & family (Kilflynn) and the man in dreamland Kevin Marmion (Loughrea) on winning €10,000 each in the Classics Club Draws.        

Our sincere sympathy to Cork Coursing Club (Blarney) on the passing of their esteemed Vice President and former Chairman, Denis Bernard. Our thoughts also with his son John, daughters Catherine & Ellen and extended family members. May he Rest in Peace.

The dream of every coursing man and woman to reach the third day at Clonmel switches to the fourth day for 2022. However if anything it makes it even more special and there were tears in the eyes of many an owner this afternoon at Powerstown Park when it all became real. Sadly there were tears too for the Going Grand Syndicate from New Inn & Donegal when Full Redress incurred an injury after winning his third round course of the Boylesports Derby impressively. However otherwise it really was an excellent day of coursing and a credit to Team Powerstown. It augurs well for the final day tomorrow (Monday) when six coursing champions will be crowned.        

BOYLESPORTS DERBY (2020 whelps)

The John & Donal Wilson owned Corn Na Feile winner Annual Fergie continues to impress and now meets his kennelmate Terminator running for the 2021 Track Derby/Oaks winning Comerford family. Connections of Black As Gold (Harry McGuinness/Teresa Reilly) and Badminton Wonder (David McGrath) both had to withdraw other qualifiers before the draw but are getting ample compensation with the performance of these dogs. (Badminton Wonder being a litter brother to Terminator). Mitchelstown’s Michael Horgan, joint sponsor of the Club Awards at the National Meeting, shrewdly purchased Two Bears after it had won the Working Members at Thurles in November and now has a Derby semi-finalist on his hands (receives a bye tomorrow morning). Noel Sheehan and his son Stephen give the rebel county a second chance of Derby success with Echo Bill and of course he qualified at that excellent meeting in Blarney over Christmas. He meets Killucan Pat, running for the Carrs and Healys and attempting to give them more Clonmel success, five years after their memorable Champion Stakes double. 

BOYLESPORTS DERBY (2021 whelps)

Glenhouse Wonder qualified at Charleville at one of the last meetings before the 20/21 season shut down due to the pandemic but the long wait has been worth it for Timmy Collins & past ICC President, Gerry Meehan. His quarter-final opponent Kyle Karl was probably the least fancied runner that Marie Field brought to Clonmel this year but he is enjoying his role of ‘last man standing’. Off To Chicago already added an All Age Cup at Lixnaw to his Listowel trial stake win and is giving Donal O’Connell another super run. On My Terms owned by ICC Executive member Kevin Marmion is leaving things very late in all his courses but is representing Kevin’s club Loughrea with great credit. Leo Walsh and his daughter Katie (Secretary Balbriggan CC) will be thrilled this evening to have their ‘Spital’ prefix in Derby contention and Spital Ted now meets Granard Wonder belonging to another great coursing family, the O’Flahertys of Liscarroll near Mallow. The last quarter-final will be contested by two other very well-known coursing prefixes, with Wallace Best representing the one and only Brendan Matthews of Newry and Carrowkeal Shane running for Kathleen, Brian & Jackie Murphy (another one for Mallow). Shane caused one of the big upsets of Day 3 when eliminating the favourite this afternoon.  

HORSE & JOCKEY OAKS (2020 whelps).

This season Paul Reid was joined in his Tory prefix by Paul Horig and it is proving to be a winning combination so far with Tory Elite. Her opponent tomorrow morning is Knockout Sky whose dam won an Oaks for the McAuliffe family of Athea (Bill, Rose & son Liam) in 2017. There will be plenty of singing if the Jimmy Buckley led ‘Shtick At It Syndicate’ is successful tomorrow afternoon with Montpelier Lolly but first she has to get the better of the Tactical, jointly owned by Damian & Dayna O’Shea and trained by a man who made all the decisions at Clonmel for many many years, Tom Lawler. Pheobes Pride is another daughter of a bitch which tasted success up Powerstown (Blades Of Honour) and is giving Sean Herlihy and young Tiernan Horgan a weekend to remember. She meets a bitch which represents the ‘Blades’ line on the sire side, Rushview Raven. This lady got everyone’s attention with her blistering early in the first round and owner Paul Willis will be hoping to go one better than 10 years ago when he ran-up the Oaks. Coursing bitch of the year 2019, Silent Wonder, is responsible for our next quarter-finalist Chance To Shine which runs in the ownership of the Three Lucky Ms Syndicate led by her trainer Mossie O’Connor and she now comes up against the ante-post favourite Kilty Coco. The latter is owned by Agnes & Una Mai Hallissey and how they would love to be going to slips for the final tomorrow afternoon as their fellow Clonakilty club man Jimmy O’Regan is singing the National Anthem.

HORSE & JOCKEY OAKS (2019 whelps).

Two weeks is a long time in coursing because two weeks ago the connections of Murhur Lady (Work The Mobile Syndicate) and Masonbrook Ivy (Jennie Griffin and her dad Tom, retired ICC Control Steward) did not even expect to be running at Clonmel. However they both came in when we needed to draw from runners-up to fill vacancies and the rest as they say is history. Vying to make history by winning two Oaks at the same National Meeting are the McAuliffe family and Knockout Model is showing all the right attributes. Her next opponent is Ballybeg Honey, a litter sister to Granard Wonder and running for Janette Buckley of Buttevant (Cork very well represented on Day 4). Martin McDaid of Derry came to Clonmel six years ago with high hopes of Oaks success with Moat Matilda but it is her daughter Positive Note that might bring him that Classic success. Standing in her way tomorrow is the Wexford representative Maisy Daisy which would be a popular winner for the Grannell, Fitzpatrick & Dempsey families. Some of the loudest cheers at Powerstown Park today were reserved for the locally owned Village Robin which won the last qualifier of the season at Sevenhouses for Tommy O’Gorman, Lar Walsh & Co. Let’s hope they mind their voices for when she meets Ballymac Floral from the powerful Liam Dowling kennels, a half-sister of his 2019 Oaks heroine Enya.                                                                                

Coursing starts on Day 4 (Monday) at 11.00am with the first round of the Grace & Matt Bruton Champion Bitch Stakes.

For Results, Clocks & Latest Prices go to Quick Results.

Our photo by Imelda Grauer includes Helena Dennehy, Michael & Martina Richard, Timmy Gleeson and Michael Dennehy enjoying the 96^th National Coursing Meeting.      

On a sad note tonight we sympathise with Thurles Coursing Club and the Ryan family, Beakstown, Holycross on the death of Johnny Ryan. Not only was Johnny the President of Thurles CC but he and his family provided the Club with their coursing field which is developed into a top class venue. Funeral arrangements to follow. May he Rest in Peace.             

History was made at Powerstown Park today when a second Derby and a second Oaks got underway. These ones were for 2019 whelps which missed out when last year’s National Meeting was cancelled due to the Covid 19 lockdown. Approximately 40 of the runners between both Classics had booked their ticket over 12 months ago so for connections of those runners it was a long wait to get to Clonmel but all appreciated the decision of the ICC Executive to accommodate them.   

It was a much better day than yesterday for the Field family who saw both their runners Kyle Karl & Kyle Raimund qualify impressively for the second round of the Boylesports Derby 20 21. (Although unfortunately we understand Raimund will not be able to take his place in the second round tomorrow). Brendan Matthews had his two ‘Wallace’ dogs progress and East Donegal’s Dessie Tighe will be delighted with his three flags (two in Oaks and one in Derby). The locals too had plenty to cheer about with Village Robin (Oaks) and Tree Top Henry, Blueway Wonder & Dionysus (Derby) all coming back tomorrow. However it will be a long road home to Listowel for the ‘Jet Lads Syndicate’ who came with two live chances of outright glory in the Derby with their ‘Bedford’ dogs only to succumb to runners from the Owen McKenna kennels in quick succession, Foxhunter and Catunda Niall.

Without doubt the eye catcher in the Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 20 21 was Aldanite and she is a worthy favourite after two rounds. Her second round clock was the fastest clock at Clonmel today.  She won’t have her own way against Ballymac Floral but should progress, with Positive Note looking like her biggest danger in the bottom half of the draw. The top half is more difficult to call because there were plenty of thrills n spills for the likes of Barrack Luna, Knockout Model and Rathduff Reba. Matt Harte certainly will have a big say with his runners Masonbrook Ivy & Knockderk Maid and Finn Heather for the aforementioned Dessie Tighe is not out of it either.    

The second best clock today was recorded by Go Home Ourthat but he had to pull out all the stops to hold off the fast finishing Noted Rambler. Hot Dog was also involved in a tight buckle with Barrack Archie and Tree Top Henry took a tumble after he ran well to oust his kennelmate Brave. Unlike the Oaks it is almost impossible at this stage to predict the eight that will make it through to the last day, never alone the winner. However when the action continues tomorrow Sunday it will commence with this Boylesports Derby for 2019 whelps and the picture will become a little clearer hopefully.

Coursing starts on Day 3 (Sunday) at 11.00am and we can confirm that Island Rhythm will also be absent from the Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks for 2020 whelps.

For Results, Clocks & Latest Prices go to Quick Results.

Our photo by Imelda Grauer includes Fergal Hehir, Niall Heaney, Rory Henchy, Brian Hannon, Brian Culligan, Pat Hogan, Michael Daffy, P Ward and Paul Clune all from Co Clare and enjoying today’s coursing.             

In many ways it was a typical first day at the National Meeting, some fancy runs, a few surprises and a couple of hard luck stories (but not too many). Then in other ways it was different with two runs in the Oaks and 80 runners gone home after Day 1 having no consolation events to soften the blow of bowing out early.

It was a good day for Paul Horig who raised five flags (Tory Elite, Island Rhythm & Berlin Station) and the Collins family (Skibbereen), the Carr family (Killucan) and the Ryco Syndicate (Portlaoise) who raised three flags each.   

In the Horse & Jockey Oaks for 2020 whelps it was announced before coursing that the fancied Excelerate would be absent. And in the eagerly awaited buckle of the litter sisters No Luck Penny and Touch Of Rosie the hare unfortunately moved offline to create an unsatisfactory finish. In fairness to No Luck Penny she may still have won anyhow and she did win her second round in style. Other than that things went more or less to form. The other eye catchers were Rushview Raven, Knockout Sky and Tactical in both rounds and Gortmelia Sophie in the second round. Sophie now meets Kilty Coco which is still very much fancied for outright honours but has a battle on her hands Sunday afternoon.

The first round of the BoyleSports Derby provided us with the fancy clocks but also the biggest upsets. Best run of the day came from Annual Fergie 12.45 but he did get a few extra turns. The second and third fastest clocks also came in the first quarter, with Berlin Station recording 12.57 and Terminator (kennelmate of Annual Fergie and litter brother to No Luck Penny) striding out well in 12.59. The upsets came in the shape of Kyle Honour, Kyle Finale, Hermes and Annual Draiocht which were all in the top ten of the betting market before coursing but won’t be returning on Sunday. Betting after the first round suggests that Badminton Wonder, Black as Gold, Full Redress and Blades Of Style are others that made an impression with the layers on the opening day of the 96^th National Meeting.     

The action continues tomorrow Saturday with the 2019 whelps getting their chance to shine.

For Results, Clocks & Latest Prices go to Quick Results                   

National Coursing Meeting 2022 – Important Notices 

TRAFFIC NOTICE

A word of warning to everyone travelling to Clonmel tomorrow, especially those with runners. Traffic on the bypass has been very heavy in recent weeks and Fridays are particularly bad. So PLEASE give yourself plenty of time and for anyone with a Derby runner do not presume that the interval will be one hour, it may be only 45 mins on Friday/Saturday.

SPORTING PRESS SPECIAL

Your National Meeting Sporting Press is in the shops today. Includes a 48 page NM Special supplement which is jam packed with previews, form guides, interviews with leading contenders and expert views. But don’t forget to look in the main paper also where Boylesports’ Damien Lonergan is put ‘On The Spot’ and the predictions of our website members are on Page 37. Well done to Anne Marie, Sean, Frank, Tony and all our contributors on an excellent production once again.

COVID 19 – National Meeting Code of Conduct (Revised)

Please read the revised Covid 19- Code of Conduct which appears on the home page of the ICC website before coming to the National Meeting this weekend. It will no longer be necessary to complete an ICC Health Declaration Form.

ADMISSION TO THE NATIONAL MEETING

We are receiving a number of phone calls and emails about admission to the National Meeting, especially now that our online ticket shop has been closed. Our ticket shop had to close yesterday as we could no longer guarantee that tickets would arrive in the post in time to customers.

Following the easing of Covid 19 restrictions, it will now be possible to pay admission (€25 incl programme) at the turnstiles on all four days of the meeting.  

NOTICE OF NON RUNNERS

National Meeting 2022 – Non Runners

Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 2019 whelps

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BoyleSports Derby 2019 whelps

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Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 2020 whelps

BoyleSports Derby 2020 whelps

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THE DUBLIN COACH COURSING BUS

We are delighted that John O’Sullivan is once again providing this wonderful service on three different routes. The coaches will leave each morning from Galway, Dundalk and Tralee with strategic pick-ups along the way. All who travelled this way in recent years have had nothing but the highest of praise for the service so early booking is advisable. Full details of how to book your seat can be found on this website and on the Sporting Press.

These are the names of the lucky 256 members who drew a runner at the National Meeting. On Friday night at the draw for the Derby and Oaks they will find out their runner. Ailbhe Cullen will get the bitch drawn first in the Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks for 2020 whelps and Tom Simpson will get the bitch drawn last etc.

Draw on Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 2020 whelps

1	449	Ailbhe Cullen	Kilmacanogue
2	916	Tony Weston	Abbeyfeale
3	851	Martin Spillane	Bantry
4	1141	Tomas O’Murchu & Pat Coman	Tipperary Town
5	892	Kevin Barry	Rosegreen
6	647	Martin & Kevin Donnelly	Stewartstown
7	863	Margaret & Shane Foley	Abbeyfeale
8	790	Jim Con Dan Syndicate	Clonakilty
9	433	Anthony Walsh	Gort
10	43	John O’Sullivan	Brannockstown
11	369	Michael & Mary Marrinan	Ennistymon
12	204	Tons, Deuces & Monkeys Synd. 8	Ennis
13	995	Franie McD	Galway City
14	414	Dundalk & Dowdallshill C.C.	Dundalk
15	980	David & Caoimhe Hoey	Knockbridge
16	1097	James McGhee	Lifford
17	413	John Mulqueen	Kilrush
18	159	Tom Kennedy	Lixnaw
19	389	Brian O’Donnell	Oranmore
20	106	David Bruton	Dunboyne
21	1112	Luke Kilcoyne	Tubbercurry
22	616	Susan Garrahy	Clonlara
23	95	Jimmy Darcy	Urlingford
24	598	Alan Troy	The Curragh
25	370	David J. Holby	England
26	982	John Codd	Bree
27	45	Seamus Cahill	England
28	565	Murty McMahon & Joseph Scales	Ennistymon
29	657	Listowel C.C.	Listowel
30	659	Neily Nolan	Brosna
31	420	Gerry Kelly	Ennistymon
32	1061	Clonmel & Dist C.C.	Clonmel
33	280	Owen Sheehan	Blarney
34	160	Edmund & John Cullinane	New Ross
35	799	White Horses	Julianstown
36	187	Brideleen & Cara O’Dwyer	Thurles
37	805	Susan Garrahy	Clonlara
38	679	Maria Byrne	Carrick-on-Suir
39	147	Donal & Rob Kelly	Nenagh
40	917	Richard Dunne	Stradbally
41	557	Joe & Seamus Murray	Duleek
42	425	George Lonergan	Dundalk
43	141	Matthew O’Connor	Abbeyfeale
44	553	Kathleen Murphy	Abbeyfeale
45	506	Michele Brennan	Gorey
46	754	Herbert Family Syndicate	Kilflynn
47	676	Reamonn Smith	Dublin 2
48	529	O’Mahony Family Syndicate	Portlaw
49	517	Jacqueline Sheil	Gorey
50	216	Shane Curtin	Tournafulla
51	58	Roy Johns	Spain
52	920	Cosey Syndicate	Galbally
53	1126	Jim Morrissey & Liam Kelly	Graigue
54	148	Thomas O’Doherty	Kilrush
55	693	Quinn Family Syndicate	Mungret
56	122	Tom Pa O’Connor Cancer Fund	Saleen
57	606	Tom O’Neill	Carrick-on-Suir
58	500	Caroline Gould	Kilrush
59	482	Willie Cummins	Ennistymon
60	128	Dessie Cunningham	Newry
61	1090	Sligo-Mayo Syndicate	Tubbercurry
62	866	Denis Clohessy	Kilrush
63	245	Liam McAuliffe	Athea
64	803	Tom Simpson	Killenaule

Draw on Boylesports Derby 2020 whelps

1	316	Friends Of Miltown Malbay CC 2	Quilty
2	864	Murphy Family	Limerick City
3	902	Seamus Quirke	Cahir
4	544	Nelly Wilson	Tempo
5	643	Gerry O’Donoghue	Gort
6	1031	Mary,Caitriona,Maria Brosnan	Currow
7	564	Patrick J Reynolds	Ennistymon
8	452	Gerard O’Connell	Limerick
9	379	Ian Bourke	Oola
10	944	Fainleog Syndicate	Kilkenny City
11	713	Davy Reynolds	Mornington
12	121	Kevin Marmion	Frenchfort
13	761	Tom Spillane & John Commins	Borrisoleigh
14	218	John Quinn	Mallow
15	1050	Kennedy Family Syndicate	Clonmel
16	111	Malachy Keaveney	Askeaton
17	350	Paul Dunleavy	Tuam
18	832	Nelly Wilson Jnr	Tempo
19	80	Joe Dolan	Bellewstown
20	1117	Brendan Everard	Templetuohy
21	140	Charlie & Caoimhghín Carey	Liscannor
22	1000	John Roche	Tipperary Town
23	701	Patrick Sutton	Kildare Town
24	439	Sean & Anna Tigue	Kilkelly
25	458	Seán Eustace & John Dunphy	Foulksmills
26	1113	Carmel Kilcoyne	Tubbercurry
27	1136	Dromina Open C.C.	Dromina
28	535	Orlaith Farrelly	Raharney
29	1134	Kevin Mallon	Howth
30	818	Walsh Family Syndicate	Donabate
31	906	McMahon Family Syndicate	Ennistymon
32	971	Paul Horig	Bahamas
33	313	Noel Holland	Blarney
34	671	Dungannon & Dist C.C.	Stewartstown
35	1100	Eddie & June Cooney	Clonmel
36	675	Sean O’Brien	Quin
37	943	Sam Kingston	Drinagh
38	894	Anthony O’Grady	Rhode
39	1107	Paul Kilcoyne	Tubbercurry
40	322	Friends Of Miltown Malbay CC 8	Quilty
41	757	Donal & Joe Malone	Liscannor
42	1143	Abbie Ahern & Marc Nolan	Abbeyfeale
43	1108	Sean Flaherty	Abbeydorney
44	510	Eugene McCabe	Wexford Town
45	247	Shari-Anne O’Donnell	New Inn
46	665	Declan Prendiville & Sean Hunt	Tarbert
47	242	Sean Stack	Newmarket On Fergus
48	5	Cameron Kilcoyne	Tubbercurry
49	71	Roger Mounsey	Nenagh
50	317	Friends Of Miltown Malbay CC 3	Quilty
51	47	MBM Syndicate	Athlone
52	352	Laurence Kinsella	Dublin
53	816	John Kenny	Borrisoleigh
54	1111	PJ Hayes	Tralee
55	785	Brian Sheehan & Donie Keating	Galbally
56	846	Ciara Roche	Lisronagh
57	1064	Niall & Jimmy Carroll	Clonmel
58	57	Gavin Johns	Spain
59	631	Tom Beckett	Freshford
60	341	John Darler	England
61	362	Liam Herlihy	Newcastle West
62	951	John Joe Ronayne	Mallow
63	987	Eamon Kierans	Drogheda
64	536	Denis Beary MRCVS	Rathangan

Draw on Horse & Jockey Hotel Oaks 2019 whelps

1	445	Ann Bourke	Ballyclerihan
2	152	John Keane	Newcastle West
3	33	Phil McDermott	Carnaross
4	734	Adolf & Imelda Grauer	Glenageary
5	844	Conor & Jack Higgins	Buttevant
6	108	John Martin	Dunloy
7	151	Tom Scully	Galway
8	627	Sean McGrath	Dungarvan
9	993	Michael O’Sullivan & Cormac Thompson	Foynes
10	876	Carter Family	Tubbercurry
11	15	J.P. Shaw	Killenaule
12	467	Joseph Kelly	Moneen
13	797	Eimear & Sinead Guiney	Newmarket
14	810	Donie Quinn	Clarina
15	227	James O’Donovan & Kian Donnelly	Ballina
16	200	Tons, Deuces & Monkeys Synd. 5	Ennis
17	699	Westmeath Utd C.C.	Killucan
18	410	Amy & Aoife O’Connell	Castleredmond
19	965	Fawltys Five Syndicate	Lismore
20	16	Patrick Flanagan	Bellewstown
21	440	Grace Flynn	Tarbert
22	968	Bernard Barry	Dunboyne
23	636	Paddy O’Kelly	Mullingar
24	498	Con Guiney	Meelin
25	97	Bobby Stack	Listowel
26	377	The Auld Creator Synd.	Clonmel
27	342	Phil McCarthy	New York
28	990	The DGW Syndicate	Puckane
29	34	Timmy Byrne & Oliver Cribben	Leixlip
30	1049	Don Moloney	Knockgraffon
31	466	Darragh & Michael Murphy	Mooncoin
32	573	JJ Crowe	Ennistymon
33	266	Kevin Callinan	Kilmihil
34	56	Joe Fortune	Wexford
35	837	Adrienne Hanrahan	Mullingar
36	74	Gerry Flynn	Belfast
37	819	Sarah,TJ,Ronan O’Sullivan	Ballyduff
38	287	Vincent Gallery & David Murphy	Ennistymon
39	182	Barrett Sisters Synd.	The Commons
40	744	O’Donovan Family Synd.	Ballina
41	434	Ned Murphy	Mallow
42	278	Gabriel Carey	Galway
43	39	John Frank McCann	Coalisland
44	488	Ben Matthews	Newry
45	215	John Gilson	England
46	578	Edenderry C.C.	Edenderry
47	673	Paul Allen	England
48	935	Milford Open C.C.	Milford
49	171	Donal Wilson Snr	Clogh
50	343	Johnny Rock Murphy	New York
51	655	Pat & Lal Browne	Athea
52	887	Damian Matthews	Newry
53	859	Ulick Naughton	Inverin
54	938	Bridget McNamara	Kilrush
55	404	Michael Malone Jnr	Kilcock
56	1102	Noel Hehir & Rachel Wheeler	Ennis
57	210	Gerard Morrissey	Abbeyfeale
58	400	Diarmuid & Elaine Hickey	Rockchapel
59	1033	Jill & Shane Grimes	Johnstownbridge
60	401	The Rock Synd.	Rockchapel
61	992	The DGW Syndicate	Puckane
62	220	Darren Nugent	Mitchelstown
63	735	Jackie & Kathleen Murphy	Mallow
64	972	Paul Horig	Bahamas

Draw on Boylesports Derby 2019 whelps

1	974	Paul Horig,	Bahamas
2	1119	Patrick & Eric Moloney	Feakle
3	867	Carr Healy Syndicate	Killucan
4	12	John Martin	Dunloy
5	308	Landfall Kennels	England
6	955	Four Of Us Syndicate	Schull
7	1025	New Ross Coursing Club	New Ross
8	858	Eoin & Siobhan Kennedy	Ballina (Tipp)
9	90	Keira & Sandra O’Mahoney	Tipperary
10	521	Tom Chambers	Ennis
11	904	Eoin Walshe	Kerry Pike
12	658	Billy Lane	Mountcollins
13	873	Shay Byrne	Gorey
14	145	Marie Dillon	Mungret
15	477	Richard Pigott	Mitchelstown
16	232	The Clonmel Four Synd.	Clonmel
17	35	Sean Fennell	Ballybunion
18	497	Timmy Ryan	Doon
19	261	Paramaddan Boyz Synd.	Duleek
20	320	Friends Of Miltown Malbay CC 6	Quilty
21	165	Ryco Synd.	Portlaoise
22	554	Seamus & Joe Murray	Duleek
23	233	Liam Donnelly	Coalisland
24	901	Michael Godley & Tim Leahy	Tralee
25	599	Michael & Kathleen Casey	Causeway
26	809	Going Out Syndicate	Templetuohy
27	722	Pat & Breda Cunningham	Castlemartyr
28	393	Tom Lynch	Ballylongford
29	294	Chippy & Barman Synd.	Dublin
30	83	Paul Hanna	Coalisland
31	205	Tons, Deuces & Monkeys Synd. 9	Ennis
32	4	Maeve Kilcoyne	Tubbercurry
33	1127	Carmel Sheeran & Harriet Drennan	Borris-In-Ossory
34	624	Paddy & Tomas Flynn	Freshford
35	198	Tons, Deuces & Monkeys Synd. 4	Ennis
36	1057	Dermot & Brid Lehane	Grenagh
37	752	Peter Scales & Friends	Liscannor
38	705	Walsh Family Syndicate 1	Donabate
39	840	Willie Cummins	Ennistymon
40	334	Sean Angland	Mallow
41	194	Jonathan Dever	Dublin
42	358	William Maher	Templetuohy
43	181	Barrett Sisters Synd.	The Commons
44	577	The Two Secs Syndicate	Clonmel
45	794	Gerard O’Reilly	Killoscully
46	702	John Joe Barron	Darbystown
47	26	David Needham	England
48	571	Austin O’Brien	Ennistymon
49	771	Sean & John Hayes	Clarina
50	431	Desmond Tighe	Lifford
51	285	Mary & Nora O’Mahony	Newtownshandrum
52	826	Cuirt an Phuca Syndicate	Johnstown
53	54	Gerry Meehan	Kiskeam
54	618	Paul Davies & Bridget Curtin	Fethard
55	548	Pa Wilmott	Rathkeale
56	435	Patrick Flanagan	Dublin
57	10	Ailbhe Cullen	Bray
58	325	Friends Of Miltown Malbay CC 11	Quilty
59	302	Declan Kells & Seamus Mulvaney	Dublin
60	525	Dick Lonergan	Clonmel
61	1011	Jack McAuliffe	Brosna
62	848	Brendan Farrelly	Raharney
63	237	Dermot O’Rourke	Naas
64	1137	Donal O’Connell	Dromina