2010 Irish Greyhound Derby

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2010 Ladbrokes Irish Greyhound Derby
Venue Shelbourne Park
Location Dublin
Start date6 August
End date11 September
Total prize money€120,000 (winner)
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The 2010 Irish Greyhound Derby took place during August and September with the final being held at Shelbourne Park in Dublin on 11 September 2010. [1]

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The winner Tyrur McGuigan won €120,000 and was trained by Conor Fahy, owned and bred by P.J. Fahy. The race was sponsored by the Ladbrokes for the first time. [2]

Final result

At Shelbourne, 11 September (over 550 yards):

PositionWinnerBreedingTrapSectionalSPTimeTrainer
1stTyrur McGuiganBrett Lee - Tyrur Temptress33.388-129.41Conor Fahy
2ndTyrur Big MikeBrett Lee - Tyrur Temptress43.451-1f29.62Conor Fahy
3rdKrug Ninety FiveDroopys Maldini - Frontier Music23.4912-129.67Fraser Black
4thThurlesbeg JokerHead Bound - Free To Air53.636-129.88Owen McKenna
5thBarefoot BulletHoncho Classic - Ard Flash63.448-129.89 Paul Hennessy
6thTullymurry ActTop Honcho - Europa Spitfire13.484-130.73Pat Buckley

Distances

2½, ½, 2½, short-head, 10½ (lengths)

Competition Report

The 2009 Irish Greyhound Derby champion College Causeway missed the competition after his owner decided to keep him at stud. [3] The 2010 Derby started with four leading contenders being eliminated in the first round. They included three 2009 finalists Faypoint Man, Shaneboy Lee and Belvedere Champ in addition to plus English Oaks winner Shaws Dilemma. [4]

Kinda Ready (the 2009 English Greyhound Derby champion) won for the second time in the competition during round three but the star of the round was Tyrur Big Mike setting a time of 29.42. Barefoot Bullet was successful in 29.68 but there was a shock as Champion Stakes winner Makeshift failed to make the quarter-finals. [4]

Tyrur Big Mike won again in the quarter-finals, recording 29.54, and litter brother Tyrur McGuigan continued to improve when winning again. The other heat winners were Ballymac Under and Tullymurry Act, but Kinda Ready was knocked out. [4]

The PJ Fahy-owned pair starred in the semifinals, with Tyrur Big Mike winning in a very fast 29.28 victory from Tullymurry Act and Easter Cup champion Thurlesbeg Joker, Mesedo Blue went out. The remaining semi went to Tyrur McGuigan in 29.63 from Barefoot Bullet and Krug Ninety Five with former Juvenile winner Ballymac Under failing to make the final. [4]

Tyrur Big Mike was a very short even-money favourite for the final and had only suffered one defeat so far, likewise his brother Tyrur McGuigan had only one loss. Tyrur McGuigan broke well out of the traps followed by his brother. Tyrur McGuigan continued to hold off Tyrur Big Mike and lost a couple of lengths attempting to pass. Tyrur McGuigan went on to win the race that the pair had dominated from start to finish although Krug Ninety Five ran on well. Tullymurry Act, who finished last, returned a positive drugs sample and forfeited any prize money. [4] [5]

Quarter-finals

[6]

Semifinals

[7]

See also

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References

  1. ↑ "Derby Final". Irish Greyhound Board.
  2. ↑ "Irish Derby Final". Greyhound Data.
  3. ↑ "Remember When - July 2010". Greyhound Star. 2012.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 "Derby results". Irish Greyhound Board.
  5. ↑ "Remember When - October 2010". Greyhound Star. 13 October 2018.
  6. ↑ "Quarter Final results". Irish Greyhound Board.
  7. ↑ "Semi Final results". Irish Greyhound Board.
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