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    Sunchart Claims Victory Again in the Devoy Stakes at Naas

    James DooleyBy James DooleyMarch 24, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The racing world witnessed an electrifying moment as Sunchart powered through to victory for a second consecutive year in the listed Devoy Stakes at Naas. The race was a stunning display of athleticism and tenacity, underscoring why Sunchart is held in such high esteem among the racing community.

    Despite being off to a slow start, Sunchart did not disappoint his fans. Guided by the experienced hands of jockey Andrew Slattery, the horse showed remarkable resolve as he made up lost ground by entering the straight. Approaching the final furlong, Sunchart launched a vigorous challenge, soaring to the lead and eventually securing a win by two and three-quarter lengths from Enfranchise. The victory was even more sweet after a slightly troubled start, proving once again the profound synergy between rider and horse.

    Behind in third, and a length and three-quarters adrift, stood Trustyourinstinct, the 15/8 favorite. Yet the day belonged to Sunchart, whose impressive record at Naas includes being runner-up in previous outings, earning him a reputation of being a force to reckon with on this course.

    After the race, Andy Slattery, Sunchart’s trainer, expressed immense pride in his charge’s performance. He highlighted the horse’s affinity for Naas’ soft ground, where the gelding has consistently thrived. Slattery commented, “He’s a grand, tough horse who loves soft ground and loves Naas. He’d never run a bad race at Naas.” Sunchart’s success on this particular terrain has prompted plans to seek out races on similarly favorable ground conditions elsewhere.

    The day at Naas also featured noteworthy performances in other events, including the Madrid Handicap, which saw East Hampton step up and secure a win. Under the guidance of trainer David Marnane, East Hampton is now earmarked for potentially greater contests in Group races, following an impressive run where he demonstrated both pace and determination.

    Adding to the excitement, the fillies’ maiden race saw a bright prospect in Faiyum make her mark. Under the adept hands of jockey Colin Keane, she secured a debut victory by two and three-quarter lengths, promising future victories and emerging as a horse to watch in upcoming races.

    Down on the tracks at Limerick, Fun Fun Fun captained a notable treble for Willie Mullins by securing the Grade 3 Hugh McMahon Memorial Novice Chase. As the 7/4 favorite, Fun Fun Fun excelled over the extended three-mile event, asserting her dominance with an 11-length victory that highlighted her prowess and adaptability.

    The Limerick event further underscored her trainer’s belief in her merit, with potential future appearances mentioned for the Willowwarm Gold Cup and the prestigious Mares’ Chase at Cheltenham.

    In the vibrant world of horse racing, the successes of Sunchart, East Hampton, and Fun Fun Fun are testament to the dedication and strategic acumen involved in reaching peak performance. As these champions continue to captivate audiences, their stories echo the heart and soul of racing, capturing the imagination of enthusiasts who eagerly await their next triumphs.

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    James Dooley is a UK entrepreneur who founded British Racecourses because of his love for horse racing. James Dooley Entrepreneur Who Owns Racehorses James owns 14 racehorses through Dooley Thoroughbreds, so he understands all aspects of horse racing, from wagering bets, and booking jockeys to sourcing the best horse racing trainers. James is the younger brother of David Dooley, who was voted the “Best Horse Racing Tipster in the UK”.

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