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Watch Patrick Mullins school Ballycasey on the Cheltenham Cross Country course
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Aww my heart. Balthazar King is back home at his owners’ farm after almost seven weeks in hospital, since his bad fall in the Grand National on 11 April 2015, where he was run over by Ballycasey.
He has recieved loads of ‘Get well-cards’ as well as “messages, some with money inside along with a request to buy him carrots and Polos - which he can't get enough of.” Read more here.
This update absolutely made my day, in fact, it made my whole week better. :’) However, I hope they retire him and not bring him back to the races when he’s fully recovered.
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Grand National 2015: Many Clouds wins – as it happened
Grand National 2015: Many Clouds wins – as it happened
The 25-1 shot gave jockey Leighton Aspell his second successive victory in the big race, while AP McCoy, in his final National, finished fifth on Shutthefrontdoor
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It looks like Balthazar King has been taken to Leahurst Veterinary hospital. Word is he may have up to three broken ribs. It will probably take a while to get any further updates, so I’ll wave a final farewell now. Bye!
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Many Clouds wins the Grand National for Leighton Aspell
Many Clouds wins the Grand National for Leighton Aspell
• Winner defeats Saint Are in a pulsating finish at Aintree • Tony McCoy finishes fifth on strong fancy Shutthefrontdoor • Many Clouds wins 2015 Grand National – as it happened
Many Cloudshas won the Grand National, providing Leighton Aspell, his jockey, with a second consecutive success in the famous race, while his owner, Trevor Hemmings, was winning for the third time. Tony McCoy, riding in his…
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Ruby Walsh pencilled in for Ballycasey, a 100-1 outsider for the Grand National
Ruby Walsh pencilled in for Ballycasey, a 100-1 outsider for the Grand National
• Ballycasey the only Willie Mullins horse left in the field • Tony McCoy rides out on Shutthefrontdoor at Southwell • Neil Mulholland needs jockey for Grand National hope The Druids Nephew
Ruby Walsh appears likely to ride the outsider Ballycasey in the Grand Nationala fortnight on Saturday following the latest set of withdrawals. Willie Mullins, the champion Irish trainer who is Walsh’s most…
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18 left in field of Gold
18 left in field of Gold
There were no notable defections at the latest confirmation stage for the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup, with Silviniaco Conti topping the 18 horses still in contention for the Festival feature.
CONTI TOPS GOLD FIELD By Sporting Life Report
Silviniaco Conti Gold Cup Winning Distance.
Ballycasey, Champagne Fever, First Lieutenant, Spring Heeled, Theatre Guide and Ma Filleulewere all taken out of…
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Balder Succes and Wayne Hutchinson won the Ascot Chase at Ascot, 14 February 2015.
Ma Filleule and Barry Geraghty (green silks) finished second, Ballycasey and Ruby Walsh third and Theatre Guide and Aidan Coleman fourth. Ptit Zig and Sam Twiston-Davies fell early in the race, both were fine.
Congratulations to all connections. :-)
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Mullins picks Ballycasey for Ascot
Mullins picks Ballycasey for Ascot
Mullins picks Ballycasey for Ascot Chase; six declared for Saturday
Mullins picks Ballycasey for Ascot Chase; six declared for Saturday Sky Sports Racing News
Willie Mullins sends Ballycasey rather than Champagne Fever over for Saturday’s Ascot Chase. A field of six has been declared.
Unbeaten novice Ptit Zig heads the betting at 7/4 for the race with Sky Bet.
Nicholls decided to pitch the…
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