Trainer De Bromhead to send Festival winner Bob Olinger for tests
Henry de Bromhead is to give Bob Olinger a thorough check-up after having reason to believe he under-performed after being handed the Turners Novices' Chase on a plate at Cheltenham.
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Henry de Bromhead is to give Bob Olinger a thorough check-up after having reason to believe he under-performed after being handed the Turners Novices' Chase on a plate at Cheltenham.
Catholic Institute ensured the women's EYHL title chase will go down to the wire as the Limerick side beat league leaders Pembroke 4-1, cutting the gap to two points with one game to go.
Goals from Oisin O'Reilly, Cian Lynch, Barry Nash, and Pat Ryan ensured Limerick produced an eye-catching performance to secure their first win of their Division 1 Group A League campaign following a comfortable 24-point win over Offaly at the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday afternoon
Crystal Palace put Everton to the sword in an annihilation in the FA Cup quarter-finals to book their spot at Wembley and help Marc Guehi end the perfect week on another high note.
Rangers kept in Celtic's slipstream - but only just - after Connor Goldson's late strike gave the disjointed Ibrox men a 2-1 win over Dundee at the Kilmac Stadium.
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Ireland's impressive run of results at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida continued on Saturday as Co Down’s Conor Swail took the runner-up spot and Louth’s Mark McAuley claimed the third place in the $216,000 Horseware Ireland four-star Grand Prix.