The Latest Breaking News from JP McManus

JP McManus' record purchase Jonbon suffers scare at odds of 1/16

The £540,000 horse is no longer favourite for the Arkle despite remaining unbeaten.

Irish Mirror · Feb 11, 2023

JP McManus-owned superstar Baracouda dies aged 28

The four-time Long Walk Hurdle winner and dual Stayers’ Hurdle hero, has died at the age of 28.

Irish Mirror · Feb 9, 2023

JP McManus' retained rider in Cheltenham fitness race

Walsh now faces an anxious wait to see if he will be fit in time for Cheltenham.

Irish Mirror · Feb 9, 2023

Why is Mark Walsh not riding at Fairyhouse today?

JP McManus' retained jockey misses a number of big rides at the Meath venue on Sunday

Irish Mirror · Dec 4, 2022

Fairyhouse horse racing betting tips as Honeysuckle aims for record fourth Hatton's Grace win

The eight-year-old mare boasts hugely impressive stats – she’s unbeaten in sixteen racecourse starts (plus her only point-to-point), twelve of them at Grade 1 level

Irish Mirror · Dec 4, 2022

JP McManus' record purchase Jonbon enhances reputation with Sandown win as Cheltenham Festival odds cut further

He produced an exquisite round of jumping to land the Close Brothers Henry VIII Novices’ Chase in impressive fashion

Irish Mirror · Dec 3, 2022

JP McManus-owned horse takes earnings to over €540,000 as Grand National odds cut

Darasso won for the 12th time in his 39 races at Thurles on Thursday

Irish Mirror · Dec 2, 2022

The Irish billionaires who could afford to buy Manchester United

After 17 years in charge, the Glazer family are now looking at selling the club, and a number of Irish people may be interested.

Irish Mirror · Nov 24, 2022

JP McManus' record purchase Jonbon has Cheltenham Festival odds cut ahead of chase debut

The JP McManus-owned six-year-old finished second behind stablemate Constitution Hill in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival back in March

Irish Mirror · Nov 15, 2022

Horse racing's biggest bargains: Five fairytale stories from Irish racing in recent years

At the top level it is those owners who can afford to speculate hundreds of thousands of euros on something as precarious as a thoroughbred that dominate the sport

Irish Mirror · Nov 14, 2022