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| Irish National Hunt Festival 2004 |
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Punchestown News |
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Hardy Eustace held off the late challenge of Rooster Booster to claim the Emo Oil Champion Hurdle. Rhinestone Cowboy beat stablemate Iris‘s Gift by seven lengths in the Grade 1 Ballymore Properties Champion Stayers‘ Hurdle. The mighty Moscow Flyer maintained his remarkable record of never being beaten when completing over fences in the Grade 1 BETDAQ.com Chase to the delight of trainer Jessica Harrington. Beef Or Salmon bounced back to his very best to land a great renewal of the EUR180,000 Grade 1 Heineken Gold Cup. |
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Punchestown Racecourse |
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Punchestown, founded in 1793, is Ireland’s premier National Hunt Racecourse and is regarded as the natural home of Irish National Hunt Racing. Recent development work has seen the racecourse transformed into one of the most modern and impressive racing facilities in the world. |
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The Association of Irish Racecourses |
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The objectives of the Association include furthering the interests of Horseracing generally in Ireland and particularly the interests of Racecourse Owners and Executives. |
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