Public voting is now open for the 2025 Horse Racing Ireland Racecourse of the Year. Racegoers and racing fans alike are being asked to help choose this year’s winner, which will be announced at the annual Horse Racing Ireland Awards in Dublin on December 8.
Teahupoo will face a maximum of five rivals as he looks to capture the Grade 1 BAR 1 Betting Hatton's Grace Hurdle for a third time at Fairyhouse on Sunday.
Cawley has already celebrated 18 Fairyhouse winners in a career that has spanned 23 years and his next most successful venue is Navan where he has seven winners on the board.
"He was some horse, he's the most talented one to have passed through my hands," she said of the seven-time winner who reached a sky-high rating of 160 over fences.
Josh Williamson may be the teenage son of the legendary Norman, who won the Champion Hurdle and Gold Cup at the same Cheltenham Festival in 1995, but he is quickly making his own name for himself with 29 winners already on the board.
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