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LIMERICK HORSE RACING trainer Enda Bolger has given his thoughts ahead of the Christmas festival of racing which takes place in Limerick Racecourse between December 26 to 29.
Bolger is known to be master when it comes to cross-country and banks races and has been training horses since the late 1980's after an extremely successful jockey career himself.
Enda has had multiple wins in the La Touche Cup at the Punchestown festival and the Cross Country Chase at the Cheltenham Festival. Ted Walsh rode Enda's first winner, Fearless Leader, in a bumper at Roscommon in September, 1986.
The Bruree based trainer told the Limerick Leader about the horses he is most looking forward to seeing during the Christmas races.
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