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Irish Examiner chief sports sub/racing editor. Arsenal fan. Proud uncle. Dog Dad to Teddy. All views my own.
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Grand National 2023: Horse-by-horse guide to all the runners

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By Darren Norris Verified
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Here's your pinstickers guide to Saturday's Aintree Grand National (5.15pm)      Trainer: Ted Walsh Jockey: Mark Walsh Rating: 6/10 Odds: 16-1 A luckless third in 2021 before beating all bar Noble Yeats last year, his best chance of National glory has probably come and gone. Trainer: Emmet Mullins Jockey: Sean Bowen Rating: 6/10 Odds: 17-2 A trends buster when winning last year’s race as a seven-year-old, the Cheltenham Gold Cup fourth will need to defy history again off 11st 11lb.
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Over half of Irish horse racing fixtures lost to coronavirus lockdown will be saved

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By Darren Norris Verified
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04/06/2020 - 15:36:00Back to Horse Racing Sport Home Naas track manager Eamonn McEvoy pictured in the marked out parade ring for social distancing ahead of racing returning on June 8 in Ireland following the lockdown due to Covid-19. Photo Healy Racing More than half of the fixtures lost while Irish racing was in lockdown due to Covid-19 will be saved, Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) revealed today as they published a new schedule for August through to December.
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Same but different: Galway Races to go ahead with significant changes

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By Darren Norris Verified
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21/05/2020 - 17:07:00Back to Horse Racing Sport Home The same but different, that'll be the Galway Races experience in 2020. Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) today revealed that the meeting will go ahead on its original dates of Monday 27 July to Sunday 2 August with the Galway Plate and Galway Hurdle being run on the Wednesday and Thursday as normal. However, there are significant changes to the traditional race programme.
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