In this week’s Inside Track: Ireland, it’s Punchestown Festival week and we’re here to preview all the action as the Irish Jumps season concludes!
Barry Geraghty and Jane Mangan are joined by top racing pundit Donn McClean and Grade 1 Punchestown Festival-winning ex-jockey Paddy Flood to get the scoop on all the Grade 1 racing from Punchestown, including the William Hill Champion Chase.
Superstars Marine Nationale, Il Etait Temps, Majborough, Gaelic Warrior, Fact To File, Inothewayurthinkin, Teahupoo, Lossiemouth and so many more will strut their stuff across five quality days at Punchestown.
2:50 Trainers’ Championship – Is Mullins a Lock?
4:00 Jockeys’ Championship Race
6:10 William Hill Champion Chase – Majborough or Marine Nationale?
13:40 Champion Novice Hurdle – Is Le Labo the One to Watch?
20:25 Champion Novice Chase – Is Kitzbuhel Unbeatable?
28:30 Other Tuesday Fancies and Best Bets
31:00 Wednesday Racing – Gold Cup Preview
32:00 Gaelic Warrior vs Fact To File
37:30 Novice Hurdle – Is Fruit Des Mer the Standout?
43:00 G1 Bumper – The Hardest Race to Call?
46:00 Other Wednesday Picks
48:30 Thursday Racing – 2m Novice Chase
50:10 3m Stayers’ Championship
51:40 Friday Racing – 2m4f Novice Hurdle
53:00 Champion Hurdle – Is Lossiemouth Untouchable?
55:30 Saturday Racing – Mares’ Hurdle
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What is Inside Track: Ireland?
Hosted by Jane Mangan and Barry Geraghty, Inside Track: Ireland goes behind the scenes of Irish racing, exploring the preparation, pressure and colourful personalities that make the sport unique. With exclusive access and sharp insight into all the best racing, it captures the sport as it’s really lived.
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