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MARCH 2018 The Irish Trainer THE NEWSLETTER FOR MEMBERS OF THE IRISH RACEHORSE TRAINERS ASSOCIATION First Grade 1 win for Monalee Leopardstown victory sets up Henry de Bromhead’s progressive chaser for RSA Chase bid Tuesday 19th - Saturday 23rd June 2018 Tuesday 19th - Saturday 23rd June 2018 Royal Ascot Group One races close on the 23rd April with HRI Royal Ascot Group(24 Oneth Aprilraces closewith Weatherbyson the 23rd April - UK). with HRI (24th April with Weatherbys - UK). Royal Ascot Group Two races (excluding two year old races) close on Royal Ascot Groupth Two races (excludingst two year old races) close on thethe 30th 30 April April with HRIwith (1 stHRI May (1 with May Weatherbys with Weatherbys - UK). - UK). RoyalRoyal Ascot Ascot Early Early Closing Closing Handicaps, Handicaps, The Royal The Hunt Royal Cup Hunt and Cup and TheThe Wokingham Wokingham Stakes, Stakes, close on close the 21onst May the with21st May HRI with HRI (22nd (22Maynd withMay Weatherbys with Weatherbys – UK). – UK). Legendary Performance EQVALAN®, has been at the heart of equine worm control for over 20 years and is complemented by the combination wormer EQVALAN® Duo for coverage against tapeworms. Using these wormers responsibly will help safeguard parasite control for the next generation. EQVALAN® oral paste for horses (ivermectin 1.87% w/w) contains ivermectin. EQVALAN® DUO oral paste contains ivermectin and praziquantel. UK: POM-VPS IE: LM. Further information available in the SPC or from Merial Animal Health Ltd, CM19 5TG, UK. UK Tel: 0870 6000 123, IE Tel: 1850 783 783. EQVALAN® and EQVALAN® Duo are a registered trademarks of Merial. ©2018 Merial Animal Health Ltd. All rights reserved. Merial is now part of Boehringer Ingelheim. Date of preparation: Jan 2018. AHD 10577. Use Medicines Responsibly. Eqvalan 2018 A4.indd 1 26/01/2018 13:54 THE IRISH TRAINER / MARCH 2018 Foreword First of all congratulations to all involved with the very successful Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown on the 3rd and 4th of February. Now as we head to Cheltenham a reminder to trainers without runners the need to apply to our office before Thursday 8th of March. Also for trainers without runners wishing to travel to the Aintree Festival please book your tickets in advance of the meeting. Trainers will have to produce their licence at the desk in person in order to collect their tickets on the day. With the new Stable Staff Pension Scheme up and running, we ask that trainers please remind their staff to return their pension forms as soon as possible as we don’t want any member of staff to miss out on this opportunity. Irish Life have been appointed as scheme administrators. Trainers please be aware that on all race days that the horse and the horse’s passport have to be there an hour before the advertised time of their race. Failing to do so, the horse will be withdrawn and the trainer will be fined €350.00. The stable staff employment guidelines and hours book are on our website www.irta.ie under the Members Only section. If trainers wish to download, please contact our office for the website password. Kind regards, Michael Grassick / Irish Racehorse Trainers Association CONTENTS EU data protection regulations ........................................4 Winners Abroad ..........................................................................5 Interview: Sarah McNicholas and Alan Creighton, Irish Equine Centre ..............................6 HRI budget ..................................................................................10 COVER PHOTO: Owner: Barry Maloney Trainer: Henry de Bromhead Breeder: Aidan Aherne Badges for trainers attending Aintree .......................14 Jockey: N D Fehily Photo: Caroline Norris Irish Racehorse Trainers Association – Curragh House, Dublin Road, Kildare Chief Executive: Michael Grassick Council Members: Chairman: Noel Meade Jim Gorman Eoin Griffin Vice Chairman: Michael Halford Jessica Harrington Tom Hogan Andrew McNamara Eric McNamara Tel: 045 522 981 Fax: 045 522 982 Aidan O’Brien Andy Oliver Mob: 087 258 8770 email: [email protected] Patrick Prendergast Jnr. Dermot Weld Published monthly by Anderson & Co Publishing Ltd. For all advertising enquiries please call: 041 971 2000 www.anderson-co.com VISIT WWW.IRTA.IE FOR THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES 03 THE IRISH TRAINER / MARCH 2018 New data protection regulations are coming into effect on 25th May and businesses need to start taking action now in order to comply. The General Data Protection Regulations apply The Data Protection Manager/Leader to employers because they process personal should then detail: data about their workers, such as date of birth, � What kind of data is being collected, address, next of kin, etc. The new legislation where and why? will require privacy notices to be given to employees explaining how their personal � How is the data used, both internally data is used, the lawful basis for the business and externally? processing the information, and the amount of time it will be retained. � How long is the data retained? Other key issues are that you must be able � Who has access to the data, both inside to demonstrate compliance and notify those and outside the business? affected by a data breach. You must have � What procedures and controls are in systems in place designed with privacy and place to keep data safe? data protection in mind. It is advisable to appoint a person or persons Such data will include use of CCTV, sending responsible for data protection within your payroll out to a third-party provider, and organisation. In the UK, the NTF advises not to customer databases. Remember, it is not just call the person a ‘Data Controller’ as this title about employees. brings with it various legal obligations. Data Protection Manager or Data Protection Leader The amount of time this may take should not are recommended alternatives. be underestimated so it is good to start now. � 04 UPCOMING Obituary SALES DATES 15 TATTERSALLS (IRE) CHELTENHAM Willie Codd MAR Festival Sale 28 TATTERSALLS (IRE) ASCOT We were saddened by the tragic death on 31st MAR March Sale January of leading point-to-point handler and 5 TATTERSALLS (IRE) ASCOT successful trainer, Willie Codd, who was hugely APR Two-Year-Old Breeze-Up Sale respected in the racing and sales community 9-10 GOFFS UK and will be greatly missed. APR Breeze-Up Sale 2018 Grade 1 winner Tranquil Sea was one of his 12 GOFFS UK earliest winners and he was renowned as a APR The Aintree Sale 2018 producer of future top-class racehorses, such 17-19 TATTERSALLS as Stellar Notion, Tell Us More and Alisier APR Craven Breeze Up Sale D’Irlande, the latter pair ridden by his brother 19 TATTERSALLS (IRE) CHELTENHAM Jamie to win point-to-points for him. APR April Sale He was also a well-respected jockey and 26 GOFFS partnered What Odds to victory in the Champion APR Punchestown Sale 2018 Hunter Chase at the 2003 Punchestown Festival, 3-4 TATTERSALLS beating brother Jamie, on Sheltering, into MAY Guineas Breeze Up & HIT Sale second. A young Jamie had led him back in 11-12 ARQANA on his first winner, Sore Toes, back in 1992. MAY Breeze Up Last season was one of his best, with 10 16 TATTERSALLS IRELAND May Store Sale point-to-point winners and four winners on MAY the racecourse, from just 23 runners. These 22 GOFFS UK included the mare Tellthemnuttin, whose three MAY Spring Store Sale 2018 wins included two at his home track, Wexford. 23-24 GOFFS UK MAY Spring HIT/P2P Sale 2018 We offer our sincere sympathies to his immediate and extended family. May he 24-25 GORESBRIDGE MAY Breeze Up 2018 rest in peace. 31 TATTERSALLS (IRE) CHELTENHAM MAY May Sale 12-13 GOFFS Winners Abroad JUN Land Rover Sale Willie Mullins had a high profile N/Hunt 18 GOFFS victory when Un De Sceaux triumphed JUN London Sale in the Clarence House Chase (Grade 1) at 27-28 TATTERSALLS IRELAND Ascot. Then James Nash chipped in with JUN Derby Sale Alohamora at Catterick. 2-4 ARQANA For the Flat, Darren Bunyan won a very JUL Summer Sale valuable Handicap at Meydan with Hit The Bid. 10-13 TATTERSALLS Well Done. JUL July Sale 05 THE IRISH TRAINER / MARCH 2018 Michael Grassick in conversation with Sarah McNicholas, CEO & Alan Creighton Irish Equine Centre MICHAEL: What services are the Equine Centre issues. Through our Haematology and providing to trainers on a daily basis? Biochemistry teams we can highlight issues such as infections, inflammation, muscle SARAH: The main thing trainers, and also damage, electrolyte levels, assess hormonal breeders and consignors, are realising is that assays for fillies, to detect if she is in season or having a sick horse is no fun, so any preventive will be soon. We have very rapid turnaround measures they can put in place the better. Being times on blood samples and the vet can often proactive is far more cost effective than trying have a result back within a couple of hours. to identify and fix a problem after it arises and Other tests include faecal egg counts, wound the damage is already done. swabs, environmental testing, hay and feed Services used on a day-to-day basis would testing and water testing. often include routine blood tests which can It all helps a trainer to identify a problem highlight inflammation, bacterial and or viral early and have the choice of whether to put that 06 Vets are aware of what we offer contaminated but you don’t know it until it is and we have over 600 vet clients tested. All of the results of these services are throughout the country. Some reported back directly to the trainer and advice is given on the yard set-up based on those results.
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