Kilkenny CBS night this Friday

There is a big night anticipated this Friday Night, October 28th where Kilkenny CBS will host their Benefit Night at Kilkenny Track. The night is to raise funds for their 'Zambia Immersion Project", with full details available @ http://cbskilkenny.ie/styled-34/ .

There promises to be a high quality card featuring the final of the "Big Fella" A3 525, and what promises to be an exciting final of  of the Maximo Menswear N1, as well as a couple of open races.

Meaney's Mount Leinster Triumph's

After knocking on the door for all teh big prizes in Kilkenny this year, Mt. Leinster Hill finally got his just reward and produced a big run in a final.   From teh unfavourable red jacket, he won his buckle to the bend with Cashmans Cat and powered all the way down the back coming home in an impressive 29.27 from a gallant Cashman's Cat who chased him hard all the way to the line.

Winner of the Kilford Arms Hotel A3 Final was Mt Leinster Hill, Sponsor Pius Phelan presents the trophy to Maeve Meaney also present Miriam and Jerry Meaney with Racing Manager, Tom Kinane

Can the Cat make it 6??

On Friday we have the final of the Kilford Arms A2 525 which carries a winner’s prize of €2,000. I t promises to be a great final and one thing for sure is that its wide open. The big question is, can anyone stop Cashmans Cat??

Kilford Semi-Finals on Friday

On friday we have the Semi Finals of the Kilford Arms Hotel A2 525 which carries a winners prize of €2,000. Cashmans Cat has been some servant to owner Danny McEvoy and trainer Paul Hennessy and is going for an incredible 5 wins in a row. But as they know too well in Kilkenny, its not too easy to pull of a 5 in a row!!!

Welesbourne Dan

Last Friday saw Welesbourne Dan notch up his 25th career win, most of these have been in open class.

Dan turned four years old last May and still holds his own against top class stayers. A great servant to Thomas and Damien.

Ballinkillen GAA had a small benifit evening and brought along the Liam McCarthy Cup to share with the crowd.  This was another great fundraising success at the track and more clubs and charities should take notice.