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- final being held at Shelbourne Park in Dublin on 19 July 1972. The winner Catsrock Daisy won £5,000 and was trained by **** McKenna, owned by Matt Bruton &...
- Pride provided the third success for and a fourth and final win in 1972 by Catsrock Daisy. In addition, McKenna also won the Irish Oaks with Drumsough Princess...
- Carrick on Suir Castlewarren 1,046 Kilkenny Gowran Tiscoffin Kilkenny Catsrock 117 Kilkenny Ida Kilcolumb Waterford Catstown 536 Kilkenny Knocktopher...
- Honeygar Kid Itsachampion – Moorstown Fog Ray Andrews (Leeds) 40.23 1982 Catsrock Tiger Hunday Champion – Lighter Side A Smith (Private) 39.54 5-1 1983 Sugar...
- General Leader 40.01 26.09.1983 640 Trans Mercedes 39.75 28.07.1990 640 Catsrock Dan 39.71 17.07.1991 840 Loch Bo Anchor 39.68 11.10.1993 855 Scurlogue...
- Note was clear favourite but failed to win the messy race losing out to Catsrock Rocket who held off the slow starting Irish hound. In the second semi Kilcannon...
- Monalee Champion – Yurituni David Geggus (England) Mrs Frances Chandler 1972 Catsrock Daisy Fantastic Prince – Truly Silver **** McKenna Matt Bruton & Cyril Scotland...
- **** McKenna secured a record fourth Irish Greyhound Derby title with Catsrock Daisy. Fry, Paul (1995). The Official NGRC Greyhound Racing Yearbook. Ringpress...
- 29.52 1971 Postal Vote Dusty Trail – Paddistarr 29.36 **** McKenna 1972 Catsrock Daisy Fantastic Prince – Truly Silver 29.01 Sammy Easton 1973 Newpark Arkle...
- best greyhounds. Prominent owner Cyril Scotland (owner of 1972 winner Catsrock Daisy) would enter another leading contender called Lively Band, a fawn...