Edward O'Grady was a dominant figure in Irish National Hunt racing in the late 1970s and saddled 18 winners at the Cheltenham ...

Legendary Irish trainer Edward O’Grady has died aged 75. Based in Co Tipperary, O'Grady was champion jumps trainer in Ireland ...

A POTENTIAL Willie Mullins superstar the trainer has dubbed ‘so slick’ has been slashed for Cheltenham after just one run.

Three years later Drumlargan, ridden by amateur Frank Codd, gave O'Grady one of the most satisfying triumphs of his career ...

Edward O’Grady, who trained nearly 1,700 winners, was Ireland’s most successful trainer at the Cheltenham Festival before the ...

A dual winner this year, the eight-year-old has already won a Champion Hurdle (2023) and was a late absentee from last year’s race when appearing its likeliest winner.

Gracious in victory and defeat, O'Grady mellowed from the buccaneering figure of his youth into a statesman of Irish racing; ...

Former jockey Norman Williamson led the tributes to Edward O’Grady, who died on Sunday at the age of 75, hailing him “a remarkable trainer and a remarkable man”. Williamson rode a whole host of ...

Also entered are State Man’s stablemate, the Aintree Hurdle and Cheltenham Mares’ Hurdle victor Lossiemouth, and the Gordon Elliott-trained Brighterdaysahead, the 30-length winner of the ...