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THE UNDISPUTED LEADER A record 34th victory for Winged Leader sparks emotional scenes at Portrush, his owners’ home track

Reports, pages 4-5

DEREK O’CONNOR

‘It’s been a long wait for a ﬁrst Irish win in the Velka Pardubicka and it’s ﬁtting that a horse with a point-to-point background has gone into the record books’ Page 2

Another ﬁrst-time-out winn ner on the racecourse!

FRESHERS WEEK, pictured winning a 4YO Maiden at Taylorstown in April for Cormac Doyle, gott off the mark over hurdles at Market Rasen yesterdayy for Charlie Longsdon

IN FOCUS BRENDAN WALSH

‘There were only 25 or 30 horses when I started and now it’s a massive operation’ Colin Bowe’s assistant talks about his role in making the leading trainer’s team tick Page 3

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Derek O’Connor Straight to the Point

How one maiden point produced festival and Pardubicka winners

HAVE to give another outing to a sentence I’ve used many times before in this column: “You never know what you’re going to see at a point-topoint.” It’s one of the most fascinating things about our sport that at any fixture you could see a horse who will make headlines on a wider stage in due course. Last week, there were two reasons to remember one particular race, a maiden at the Tipperary point-topoint course on April 21, 2021. It was won by the Colin Bowe-trained Chianti Classico, who recovered from a mistake at the last to beat a Sean Doyle-trained newcomer. There was not much to go on in terms of form, and the runner-up had been a cheap store purchase at €12,500. Still, the winner was by the popular Shantou, had a stout staying pedigree, and came from one of the best nurseries in the business. Two days after his win, Aiden Murphy and Kim Bailey liked him enough to pay £105,000 at the sales. The season before last, Chianti Classico won the Ultima Handicap Chase at Cheltenham. When he landed another big handicap prize at Ascot last November some good judges thought they had seen a strong Grand National contender. Sadly, it was not to be. He picked up an injury at Cheltenham the following month and last week his connections announced his retirement. Winner of eight of his 14 races, he was a great advertisement for the educational value of our point-topoints. And now, almost four and a half years later, Chianti Classico’s maiden win looks special since the cheaply bought runner-up was none other than Stumptown, who made history by winning the 135th running of the Velka Pardubicka on Sunday. Runner-up to Sam Curling’s mare Angels Dawn in the 2023 Kim Muir, Stumptown has had ups and downs. For example, he didn’t have the happiest introduction to the banks course at Punchestown, receiving a bump that unseated his rider in the La Touche Cup at the 2024 festival. Two days later, he made amends over a shorter version of the same course and has remained unbeaten in cross-country chases since.

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Stumptown landed a history-making victory for Ireland in the 135th Velka Pardubicka on Sunday for rider Keith Donoghue and handler Gavin Cromwell

Sunday’s win in the Czech Republic was stunning. Without a run since a bad experience in the Grand National, he was produced in brilliant shape by Gavin Cromwell, and got a magical ride from Keith Donoghue to survive

‘David Christie has done a fabulous job in keeping Winged Leader sound and full of enthusiasm, and it was brilliant to see him have his big moment at the local track of his owners, Jennifer O’Kane and John Hegarty’

a few scares, part and parcel of the challenge of this unique test. It’s been a long wait for a first Irish win in the famous race. Very fitting that a horse with a point-to-point background has gone into the record books. History was also made at home at Portrush on Saturday when Winged Leader earned his place in the annals with a 34th point-to-point success. Not many records in any sport can have lasted as long as that held by Still William since the 1960s. The legend of the horse associated with the late Helen Bryce-Smith will live on. It should not be forgotten that he competed in an era when opportunities were more limited than they are now. On the other hand, Winged Leader has been around at a time of high standards. The open horses operate in a strongly competitive environment, sharing the stage with horses who have shown high-class form on the

track earlier in their careers. David Christie has done a fabulous job in keeping him sound and full of enthusiasm, and it was brilliant to see him have his big moment at the local track of his owners, Jennifer O’Kane and John Hegarty. With David completing a double, and winners for Ger Quinn and Caroline McCaldin, it was a good day for the locals. However, the southern contingent produced two winners who can go on to better things. Gary Murphy had a brilliant second half of last season, sending out the winners of eight races in 18 runs between January and May. He’s carrying on where he left off, saddling Rattlin Home, a newcomer by El Salvador, to beat the favourite The Mourne Rambler in the fouryear-old maiden. Four started in the mares’ maiden. One of them went at the first, another was struggling when pulled up five out, and when Idaho Expresso went at the fourth-last, I was left to come home alone on the Authorized mare Picture of You. You might think the race told us little. Still, I was happy with how

slickly she jumped. She was runnerup in three maiden hurdles for Henry de Bromhead and has recovered her form after failing to acclimatise during a spell in Britain. She won’t be out of place in winners’ races. I was also on the scoreboard at Loughrea on Sunday. It’s always a pleasure to ride a young horse for Pat Doyle and Walter Connors, two of the wisest men in the business, and I got a great response from Nimba to win the four-year-old geldings’ maiden by a head from the Donnchadh Doyle-trained The Skecher. The Muhtathir gelding bucked me off before the start, but operated like a real pro in the race. He’s a promising horse. Another name to take from the day is Britway Belle, a well-related Getaway filly who took the four-yearold mares’ maiden for Denis Murphy. She won in the style of a good prospect, with the help of a clever ride by Shane Cotter, the top under-21 rider the season before last. Two weeks in, the season has started well, and there’s a lot to look forward to. Remember, you could even see a future history-maker.

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IN FOCUS Brendan Walsh (below) reveals what being Colin Bowe’s assistant really entails

Y OFFICIAL title at Colin Bowe’s is assistant trainer, but operations manager might be a more accurate description. I do a little bit of absolutely everything. I single-handedly manage the office and handle all dealings with the IHRB and HRI. I look after track runners, regulatory matters, the Department of Agriculture, vaccinations, veterinary work, compliance, invoicing owners, wages, naming horses, sales entries and race entries, right down to booking Colin’s flights and accommodation when he’s away at the sales. No two days are the same. I ride out three or four lots every day too and, although I could easily fill my day in the office, I’m very reluctant to give up riding out. I love it and will try to hang on to it for as long as I can. The office has got busier over the years and I could work full-time there without ever sitting on a horse. The office is a one-man band, but it probably suits me better that way. I grew up in Enniscorthy town, so I never had ponies and I’m not from a horsey background at all. I used to take lessons at a riding school and stayed in school to do my Leaving Cert. I didn’t mind school and found it easy, though if I could do it again, I’d probably work a bit harder. I wasn’t one of those lads who hated school. I just sauntered through doing the minimum effort. I went to Paul Nolan’s yard shortly after leaving school. I went for a couple of days and stayed for 14 years. I was there

‘In a yard this size, training is probably the simplest part’ during some very big times as the yard expanded. Working in racing just developed, rather than being a planned career. I rode badly as an amateur with a few rides in bumpers and point-to-points, but I was always more fascinated by training. I was a latecomer to riding, so it was never really an option, and I wasn’t very good anyway. I loved the training side and, as Paul got bigger, I started doing his admin. When I started there in the late 1990s there wasn’t nearly as much red tape or paperwork as there is now. I can’t imagine ever not working in racing. I honestly don’t know what else I’d do; probably something to do with a pen, perhaps journalism. It was kicking around in the back of my mind at school. I always found English and writing easy, so if I hadn’t fallen for horses I might have gone that route. I was head lad in Paul Nolan’s for a long time and enjoyed every minute. We had plenty of good horses and Grade 1 winners during those years. Colin Bowe was doing a

little pre-training for Paul at the time, so I knew of him, and Barry O’Neill worked with me in Paul’s. Barry mentioned that Colin was looking for someone to manage the admin side of things and, between the jigs and the reels, I ended up with Colin a couple of years later. I left Paul’s around 2008 and tried a job selling cars for a year. I hated it and when the recession hit that was the end of that. I spent a couple of seasons working for the late Willie Codd and John A Barry, just riding out, which was great craic. Then I joined Colin Bowe around 2011, so I’ve been there a long time now. There were only 25 or 30 horses when I started, and now it’s a massive operation. We have approximately 100 horses in for the point-topoint season, with around 60 for the autumn and another 50 three-year-olds for the spring. A typical day starts at 8am. I usually have a good bit of prep done the evening before, so I know exactly what I have to do. I ride out my lots first and go into the office afterwards. Tuesdays are particularly

busy with all the weekend entries, so after third lot, around half nine or ten, I get the entries done and start the paperwork. Depending on the time of year, that could be vaccinations, passports or other regulatory bits. September is hunter-cert month; November marks the start of the sales season and, by December, we’re naming all the three-year-olds so they’re ready for hunter-certs in the first week of January. We aim to be finished by 4pm every day and very rarely have to stay late. It’s probably not the most streamlined system, but it works. Colin doesn’t interfere and we’ve built a great partnership. He tends to work a bit off the cuff but I can preempt him now. On Tuesdays he might enter half the yard, and by Friday, that list will be whittled down. Then I’ll sort passports and colours for the weekend runners. I never fully know what Colin is going to do until the last minute, but I’ve learned to be ready for it! We’ve a great team, plenty of good young lads, and Keith Cogley, the head lad, sorts out the lots and looks after the yard. Most of the staff have been here a long time, so the system works smoothly. There’s no politics. The boss is

very good that way. If something happens, it’s over and forgotten. Even if we make a bad call between us all, it’s done. Move on. We start afresh every Monday. I don’t go to the sales or as many point-to-points as I’d like. It’s full-on during the week, so I take a bit of family time at weekends. My wife Anita and our two grown-up daughters, Shannon and Emily, aren’t involved in racing, which helps me switch off. If I don’t mention horses, they won’t. I play a bit of golf, badly, during the summer, but other than that, it’s horses. I looked after Kill Devil Hill in Paul’s. He won the Drinmore as a novice and was a proper Grade 1 horse. He has a special place in my heart. At Bowe’s, it would be Little King Robin, who gave us great fun ten years ago, winning her point and eight over hurdles. However, pride of place in the office goes to Envoi Allen. He’s danced every dance and is still going. The only one close to him is Gerri Colombe, but he’ll have to win a Gold Cup or a Grand National to overtake Envoi Allen. People might be surprised to know that in a yard this size, training is the simplest part. When I started with Colin, you just made sure vaccinations were in order, got your hunter cert and off you went.

NEWS AND VIEWS

That’s completely changed. The level of professionalism has improved, and the paperwork has increased. People don’t realise how small a part the training is in the grand scheme. It’s still the most enjoyable part, though. The sport itself has improved. The commercial side has brought better horses into pointing, fitness levels are higher, horses are wellschooled beforehand and the riders are outstanding. The standard of amateur riders is as good as it’s ever been. You see lads like Tiernan Power Roche and Eoin Staples slotting seamlessly from points to the track and making an immediate impression. If you have a nice four-yearold to run you could pick any one of 20 capable young riders who’d get the job done. I’d have to give Colin credit as my biggest influence. I’m quite competitive and a bit tunnel-visioned and he’s taught me how to take defeat better. He’s very much of the mindset: it’s over, forget it, move on. That wasn’t something that came naturally to me before I worked with him. Going out on my own to train is not an option. I can see how hard it is. I’m extremely happy where I am, especially when we keep winning titles. Colin has 13 championhandler titles, ten of them in a row. We set high standards and are always trying to improve. It’s nice to be the leading operation and the flagbearers for the point-to-point industry. It suits me to work away in the background. Colin is a phenomenal trainer and deserves every success. The whole team works tremendously hard and I take great pride in being a small part of the Colin Bowe Racing team. BRENDAN WALSH WAS TALKING TO DEBBIE McCRELLIS

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Winged Leader soars to record heights ANOTHER chapter was added t o t h e i n c re d i b l e Wi n g e d Leader tale on Saturday when the 11-year-old secured his place in history with a 34th pointing victory. David Christie’s charge had moved level with Still William on the 33-winner mark with his 11th and final victor y last season at Necarne in May. That was a remarkable achievement in itself, given that Still William’s record had remained untouched since 1967. Last weekend’s return to action saw Winged Leader pick up where he left off by making a winning seasonal debut at Portrush. His six-and-a-half-length defeat of King Jet saw him scale

a height ne ver previously reached in the modern era of the sport. Fittingly, having equalled the record at Necarne, the course closest to Christie’s Derrylin stables, the record was surpassed at the home track of his owners, Jennifer O’Kane and John Hegarty. Long-time owners in pointto-pointing, the pair struck gold when they bought the son of Winged Love from Wexford handler Donnchadh Doyle, and Saturday’s victory will be classed among the best they have had in the sport as they were sur rounded by wellwishers. It has been quite a journey for all involved, and the good news for point-to-point fans is

that it is not over. Christie confirmed Winged Leader will continue in open company for the time being. Having won 12 of his 16 starts in the last 12 months, there is every expectation that one or two more chapters in this great story are still to be written.

Gary Murphy continues in Rattlin good form

T h e p e r f o r ma n c e o f Ga r y Murphy-trained four-year-olds was undoubtedly one of the success stories of the 2025 spring campaign. The Wexford handler ran 13 i n d i v i d u a l f o u r- y e a r- o l d s during that term, with a remarkable six of them winning, including recording a four-year-old maiden double at

Borris House in March. Chosen Comrade landed the four-year-old mares’ maiden at the Carlow venue and has since gone on to win a bumper at Tipperar y for Peter Fahey, while Moments In Time impressed in the four-year-old geldings’ race, and has since been snapped up privately by Dan Skelton. The summer break has done little to interrupt Murphy’s excellent run in the age group, a s Ratt l i n Ho m e, h i s f i r st runner of the season, made a winning debut in the four-yearold maiden at Portrush on Saturday. The El Salvador bay had failed to find a buyer when offered for small money at the foal sales in 2021, but he is

another who is typical of the profile with which Murphy has excelled. That is all the more remarkable when compared with the expensive pedigrees his charges meet in the ultracompetitive four-year-old maiden division.

Elliott’s Conflated experiment

The connections of Conflated look set to turn to the point-topoint fields in an effort to secure a first success for the 11-yearold in almost three years. G o rd o n E l l i o t t ’s c h a r g e featured among the latest batch of hunter certificates, hav i ng b e e n ab s e nt s i n c e finishing fourth at the Punchestown festival in May. Twice a winner at the highest

level when landing the Irish Gold Cup and Savills Chase in 2022, the latest of those Grade 1 victories remains his latest success. Owned by Gigginstown House Stud, Conflated has, however, managed to be placed in four Grade 1 races during that winless spell, most recently, chasing home Jonbon in the 2024 Melling Chase at Aintree. Last season, he ran in the Irish Gold Cup and Aintree Grand National to add further star quality to the open division. An attempt at cross-country races last season did not have the desired effect but the coming weeks will tell if a return to the pointing fields will be more fruitful.

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WEEKEND REPORTS

ROUTE AT PORTRUSH SATURDAY

‘It was emotional’ – Christie hails history-maker Winged Leader HISTORY was made when Winged Leader broke new ground in the modern era of point-to-pointing with his 34th victory. The success came in the Porter & Co open, in which regular partner Barry O’Neil brought the 13-8 on favourite home an easy winner by six and a half lengths. T h e re i g n i n g c h a m p i o n pointer had few moments of concern on his return to action under the nine-time leading jockey and the pair were able to k i c k c l e a r o f D o w n R oy a l hunter-chase winner Kings Jet from the penultimate fence to gallop into the history books. Fittingly, victory was secured at the home track of his owners, John Hegarty and Jennifer O’Kane. “It’s just amazing; it was emotional,” said trainer David Christie. “He’s not getting any younger, but he’s just so tough and he loves racing. It’s great to be here for a moment of history in point-to-points.” O’Neill and Christie continued the celebrations by doubling up in the Drenagh Sawmills winners-of-three with My Life Be Like. The progressive son of Getaway had ended last season on a disappointing note by failing to complete on his debut in hunter-chas e company at Down Royal. However, he bounced back to form by gamely outbattling his new stablemate Fortune Lad by a length. “He’s a lovely progressive horse and will head down the hunter-chase route now,” said O’Neill. “It’s great to get that out of the way for the first run of the season, and I’m looking forward to him.” Reigning northern champion Noel McParlan was forced to sit out the opening fixture in the region a week earlier through suspension, but he began the defence of his title by landing the Coleraine Plant Hire older geldings’ maiden on Dunaird. T h e s i x- y e a r- o l d s o n o f Affinisea earned swift compensation for his narrow defeat a week earlier at Toomebridge by beating the more experienced

Star performance

Rattlin Home was brave at the last, which allowed him to come out on top in a protracted battle up the home straight

Beg To Differ by three-quarters of a length. “He did that very well. Noel said he enjoyed that nicer ground and was doing only a half-speed down to the last,” winning handler Gerald Quinn said of the bay, who will likely next contest a winners’ race. Beg To Differ’s connections, D erek O ’Connor and Sam Curling, did not have a wasted journey as they won the Royal Court Hotel mares’ maiden with Picture Of You. The six-year-old daughter of Authorized was left in isolation four out after her three rivals either fell, unseated or were pulled up, which allowed her to make a leisurely winning debut for the stable. “It was an incident-packed race but she could be nice in this sphere. She just needs to relax more,” O’Connor said. “We didn’t get a proper trial today, but it will be interesting to see what she does in a winners’ contest.” Despite being one of three newcomers in the nine-strong Dennison Commercials foury e a r- o l d m a i d e n , R a tt l i n Home belied his inexperience to make a winning debut. Matching the feat of his Black Sam Bellamy-sired dam, who won a point-to-point at Durrow for Mark Scallan, it was Scallan’s friend and fellow Wexfordbased handler Gary Murphy who saddled the El Salvador bay to beat another newcomer, The Mourne Rambler, by a length under Shane O’Rourke. “He did that really well, thank goodness,” Murphy said. “He’s a lovely, big, 17-hands horse. He’s raw and immature to look at and all he will do is keep improving. “Coming here, I was very hopeful. He did a lovely bit of work a fortnight ago and I knew this was the time to get him out.”

To b y s h i l l a l s o m a d e a winning debut as he began his career in the Dennison JCB five-year-old g eldings’ maiden. Caroline McCaldin’s Califet gelding looked to be getting the better of West Of Idaho when that rival fell two out, leaving Oran McGill’s mount to return 14 lengths clear of the previously placed Beans On Toast. “Weve always thought he was a lovely horse,” McCaldin said. “He jumps for fun and always goes well at home. He’ll now be sold.”

Northern champion Noel McParlan starts the defence of his title by landing the older geldings’ maiden aboard Dunaird

Rattlin Home (right) records a debut success over The Mourne Rambler

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GALWAY BLAZERS AT LOUGHREA SUNDAY Pictures: HEALY RACING

Elusive Dreams cruises to a comfortable debut victory under Josh Halford in the ﬁve-year-old geldings’ maiden

All Rise for Aherne as career takes off with first points win TOMMY AHERNE had a day to remember at Loughrea where the 20-year-old Mallow jockey landed his first winner on All Rise Malone in the INHSC older geldings’ maiden for novice riders. Teaming up with the Eugene O’Sullivan owned-and-trained, gelding, his mount produced a flying leap at the final fence where All Rise Malone was one of four horses to take off upsides. That set them up to sprint clear to beat Way Down We Go by a length. This €2,200 prize was due reward for the Cork handler, who had been unable to find a buyer for the son of Kingston Hill as a five-year-old when he was offered for sale after his opening two efforts late in the 2024 campaign. The connections of Nimba will hope the son of Muhtathir can generate a more significant sum for them after he outbattled The Skecher in the Easyfix four-year-old geldings’ maiden.

Star performance

Nimba overcame pre-race dramatics when unshipping his rider leaving the parade ring, to justify his short price in game style

He is the latest horse to enhance the form of last season’s four-year-old maiden at Oldtown, a race in which the Pat Doyle-trained bay finished second to Jet Of Stars, who was sold for £230,000. Walter Connors’ Frenchbred challenged his main rival at the penultimate fence, but despite rider Derek O’Connor looking full of confidence, the pair were forced to dig deep to overcome The Skecher by just a head after a protracted battle up the straight. “His performance out there was brilliant; he never flinched once and jumped like a stag,” D o y l e s a i d . “ H e ’s n o t a

three-mile horse, he’s a very pacy horse, and he has a big engine.” Elusive Dreams continued Enda Bolger’s strong start to the season. The debut success for t h e s o n o f Ma h l e r i n t h e Connacht Tribune five-year-old geldings’ maiden, was a second victory in successive Sundays for the Limerick handler. After making the running, the close relation of 2013 Chelt enham Gold Cup winner Bobs Worth, found generously for Jos h Hal ford in t h e hom e straight as they came home seven lengths in front of newcomer Handmedownastar. “I couldn’t ask any more of him,” Bolger said. “I was a bit disappointed at how dead the ground was today because Elusive Dreams jumps like a gazelle, but he handled it well. He’s a h o r s e w i t h a g o o d future.” Three horses jumped the final fence almost in line at the end of the Connolly’s Red Mills

and Michael Cooney and Sons four-year-old mares’ maiden, but it was Britway Belle who d ug d e ep est un d er Sha n e Cotter to land the spoils by a length from fellow newcomer Three Mahlers. Denis Murphy’s daughter of Getaway – who was homebred by the winning rider’s family – will now be sold. “She’s a quick mare and she g o e s w e l l ,” Mu r p h y s a i d . “Unfortunately, I don’t own her. She was ready to run last season, but my team got sick, so we let her out. She’ll win plenty of races.” There was further Wexford success when Donnchadh Doyle’s Catalani bounced back to his best in the Westport Equipment winners-of-one. The six-year-old lost his form after a maiden success at Nenagh in February, pulling up in three successive outings. After the summer break, however, he appears a rejuven ated force under Rob James

and beat the previous w e e k e n d ’s w i d e - m a r g i n maiden winner Escapefrom reality by six lengths. “He was sick last season,” Doyle said, “but he’s been working well at home this year, and everything was looking good. We’ll stick to winners’ races and try to find something that suits.” Pa King was seen to great effect on Miss Chipley in the Jim Derwin Equestrian fiveyear-old-and-upwards mares’ maiden as the Tipperary native recorded his 200th point-topoint success. The Robert Moloney-owned and trained Ol’ Man River mare went clear of the field at an early stage, building her advantage to 20 lengths at one p o i n t , b e f o re h o l d i n g o f f Radiator Springs by a length. “She jumped very well, so I was able to fill her up along the way,” King said. “I was happy she was travelling everywhere with me.”

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