Fee for 2008: On application
(16th November 2008, National_hunt)
His foals have been all the rage at Fairyhouse this week and at Cheltenham on Saturday, two of Flemensfirth’s sons dominated the chasing action on the track. View article
(13th November 2008, National_hunt)
Flemensfirth is enjoying a great spell on the racecourse and his youngsters have been all the rage at Tattersalls Ireland’s ongoing November Sale with a 95,000 euros foal topping Wednesday’s trade. View article
(10th November 2008, National_hunt)
There was no doubting the star of the show at Navan on Sunday, the Noel Meade-trained Pandorama (5g Flemensfirth-Gretchen’s Castle, by Carlingford Castle) looked a horse of huge potential. View article
(18th September 2008, National_hunt)
The gutsy Ponmeoath (8g Flemensfirth-Cool N Calm, by Arctic Lord) came home to a huge cheer at Listowel on Wednesday when winning his second successive renewal of the Kerry National. View article
(23rd May 2008, National_hunt)
The five-year-old On Raglan Road (5g Flemensfirth-Dawn Bid, by Mazaad) made a massive £320,000 at Doncaster’s Spring Sale this week when selling to two big fans of Flemensfirth, owner Graham Wylie and trainer Howard Johnson. View article
(7th April 2008, National_hunt)
Tidal Bay (7g Flemensfirth-June’s Bride, by Le Moss) confirmed his position as the outstanding novice chaser of the 2007/2008 season with a brilliant G1 success at Aintree on Saturday in the G1 John Smith’s Maghull Novices’ Chase. View article
(17th March 2008, National_hunt)
The Tom O’Leary-trained Grancore Girl (5m Flemensfirth-Raise An Ace, by Buckskin) earned rave reviews after her latest success in a Limerick bumper on Saturday, cruising home to an eight-length victory. View article
(11th March 2008, National_hunt)
Flemensfirth’s son Tidal Bay (7g Flemensfirth-June’s Bride, by Le Moss) marked himself the outstanding two-mile novice chaser of his generation when winning the G1 Irish Independent Arkle Chase on the opening day of the 2008 Cheltenham Festival. View article
(9th March 2008, National_hunt)
Lightly-raced six-year-old Beshabar (6g Flemensfirth-Our Intrest, by Buckskin) saw off an ultra-competitive field in the G3 EBF Sunderlands ‘National Hunt’ Novices’ Handicap Hurdle Final at Sandown on Saturday to run out an impressive winner. View article
(28th January 2008, National_hunt)
Bookmakers make two sons of Flemensfirth, Joe Lively and Tidal Bay, the 8/1 joint-favourites for victory in the G1 Royal & SunAlliance Chase over three miles at the Cheltenham Festival on March 12. View article
(17th December 2007, National_hunt)
Flemensfirth’s son Tidal Bay (6g Flemensfirth-June’s Bride, by Le Moss) looks a leading contender for one of the Cheltenham Festival novice chases after a scintillating victory at Prestbury Park on Saturday. View article
(9th November 2007, National_hunt)
A gelding from the second crop of Milan topped the yearling section of the Tattersalls Ireland November Sale when selling for 130,000 euros to agent Bobby O’Ryan. View article
(20th September 2007, National_hunt)
The Eric McNamara-trained Ponmeoath (7g Flemensfirth-Cool N Calm, by Arctic Lord), bred by Mary O’Connor, gave Flemensfirth another big NH success at Listowel in the 160,000 euros Guinness Kerry National on Wednesday. View article
(30th June 2007, National_hunt)
There was no mistaking the star stallion at Tattersalls Ireland’s Derby Sale - Flemensfirth enjoyed a simply sensational two days with prices of €265,000, €220,000, €140,000, €120,000, €110,000, €100,000, €95,000, €80,000, €77,000 etc.
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(16th March 2007, National_hunt)
There is no more competitive National Hunt meeting in the world than the
Cheltenham Festival and among the stallions enjoying day three winners were
Coolmore's pair Flemensfirth and Oscar. View article
