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Byline: By, Chris Wright Ted Walsh hailed Randox Grand National winner Noble Yeats and retiring jockey Sam Waley-Cohen. But he admitted defeat for his 15-2 favourite Any Second Now at [...]

Byline: By, Chris Wright Last year's historic winner Minella Times will carry 11st4lb in his bid to become only the ninth dual winner in the 2022 Randox Grand National at [...]

Byline: By, David Yates Ted Walsh confessed to being 'in the wrong place at the wrong time' when banned drugs were seized in a raid on a Co Kildare stud [...]

Novato, CA, May 10, 2018 --(PR.com)-- The discussion covered local, state and global topics including renewable energy, economic and environmental leadership, education, healthcare and homelessness. 'Gavin gets it,' says SolarCraft [...]

Novato, CA, November 30, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Mr. Walsh, who formerly served as Vice President of Sales & Marketing at SolarCraft, takes the helm to guide the company's strategic direction and [...]

Wilmington, DE, March 05, 2016 --(PR.com)-- This March, Delaware's own national park, First State National Historical Park (NHP) will host painter Ted Walsh, of Vineland, NJ. The residency will run [...]

Gettysburg, PA, September 28, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Gettysburg National Military Park's Artist-in-Residence for the month of September will be up and coming painter Ted Walsh, of Vineland, NJ. This is the [...]

Emotional Ted Walsh announces retirement RACING Go to Page 58 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: Telegraph Sport Katie Walsh, who hopes to become the first woman to win the National on Saturday, pulled up Battlefront at the 11th fence in the John Smith's Fox [...]

Leadership Experience in the Solar Industry to Drive Sales NOVATO, Calif. -- SPG Solar, Inc. announced today the appointment of Ted Walsh as the company's Vice President of Business Development. [...]

Byline: J A McGrath Their brother Ryan, a triple Champion jockey on the Flat, arrived back from Dubai overnight and went straight to his computer to watch recordings of the [...]

Byline: Walsh breaks new ground for women at Aintree Katie Walsh is regarded as one of the top female riders in the business and showed her talents in the saddle [...]

(From Newcastle Evening Chronicle) TED WALSH reports his son Ruby to be on the road to recovery following an operation to remove his spleen. The rider was kicked in the [...]

Karen Ann Reilly, a daughter of Joan and Thomas Reilly of Berkeley Heights, N.J., was married yesterday to Frank E. Walsh 3d, the son of Mary and Frank Walsh Jr. […]

(From Newsletter) QUANTITY, but perhaps not the quality. That's the assessment from several Irish trainers who will bring one of the biggest raiding parties across the Irish Sea in 20 [...]

IRISH trainer Ted Walsh says it could be late next week before he knows whether son Ruby will ride his Grand National hope Seabass at Aintree on Saturday week. The family duo won the race with Papillon in 2000. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

TED WALSH admits it could be late next week before he knows who will ride his John Smith's Grand National hope Seabass. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

RACING commentator Ted Walsh, the father of jockeys Ruby and Katie, only one a daughter, is famed for describing thoroughbreds as 'a bit of a leper' - meaning they soar over fences, rather than succumb to degenerative diseases. But this week he was before a Dáil committee on very much the latter type, discussing horse slaughter facilities. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reports on the marriage of Karen Ann Reilly and Red Walsh. Family and educational backgrounds.

THE Grand National field has been cut from 40 runners to a maximum of 34 in a bid to safeguard the future of the £1million Aintree spectacular. The Jockey Club, who run Aintree, say they have taken the decision in the interest of the health and safety of all human and equine participants. However, Ted Walsh, who trained Grand National winner Papillon in 2000, described changes to the race as 'another step in the abolition of jump racing'. Other measures, which the Jockey Club insist are not the result of protests by animal rights activists, include: ? The first fence being moved 60 yards closer to the start line ? The field being required to begin from a standing start ? The start time brought forward from its 5.15pm time to a slot earlier in the day ? An expert panel scrutinising the jumping capabilities of all entries. The Jockey Club spent six months talking many parties, including the RSPCA and World Horse Welfare, and analysed data from all Grand Nationals over the last decade. Special focus was attached to the most recent one, which was won by the 8-1 favourite Corach Rambler. Hill Sixteen, an 80-1 outsider trained in Scotland by Sandy Thomson, suffered a fatal fall at the first fence after the race was delayed 14 minutes due to Animal Rising protesters storming on to the course. Thomson blamed the protesters for the death of Hill Sixteen, who became the fourth horse in the last three Grand Nationals to lose its life, ramping up scrutiny on the event. Some critics want to see it banned completely. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

LEGENDARY pundit Ted Walsh cut an emotional figure as he announced his surprise retirement as a racing analyst with RTÉ yesterday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

'LOOK at the dirty, rotten so and so, God, he's a chicken-hearted so and so, a dirty rotten cowardly so and so… a hiding wouldn't be good enough for him.' Even as he skulks in his Rathgar embassy as his government threatens to nuke us into the sea, those would still be harsh words to use about Russian ambassador Yury Filatov, so - quickfire pub quiz question - of whom were they said in recent days? The answer is a horse called Transprint, who committed the crime of refusing a fence at Punchestown on Saturday, throwing his jockey to the ground. And the unparliamentary outburst came from veteran commentator Ted Walsh during RTÉ's coverage, causing much pearl-clutching in the animal rights lobby. Ted's apologised, insisting he'd never 'condone the use of physical force on an animal'. Hilariously, he probably used the term 'so and so' for fear that his language might cause offence… [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: By, Jon Lees Grand National-winning trainer Ted Walsh has called changes to the world famous race 'another step in the abolition of jump racing'. The 73-year-old trained Papillon to [...]

ANY SECOND NOW will need plenty of luck to go one better than last year and win the Grand National, according to trainer Ted Walsh. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IRISH trainer Ted Walsh believes his son, Ruby, is likely to ride the Paul Nicholls-trained My Will in the John Smith's Grand National. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IN AN Elon Musk world of absolute freedom of speech, I would be perfectly entitled to vocalise the opinion that I think pundit Ted Walsh is 'a dirty rotten so and so' a 'chickenhearted coward' for whom a 'hiding wouldn't be good enough'. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

RACING commentator Ted Walsh has apologised after saying 'a hiding wouldn't be good enough' for a horse after it refused a fence at Punchestown. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

GRAND National-winning trainer Ted Walsh has said it was a case of 'wrong place at the wrong time' after he was caught up in a raid on a premises in Ireland where remedies banned for use in racehorses were allegedly seized on Tuesday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

GRAND National-winning trainer Ted Walsh has said it was a case of 'wrong place at the wrong time' after he was caught up in a raid on a premises in Ireland where remedies banned for use in racehorses were allegedly seized on Tuesday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE crazy decision not to run Tiger Roll in tomorrow's Randox Grand National (5.15, ITV) robs the biggest race in the world of some of its attraction, but it makes it easier for the 40 runners that will line up and Any Second Now is taken to give Ted Walsh a second winner in the £750,000 feature. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

AT 70, Ted Walsh is old enough to be Gordon Elliott's father and isn't as close to him personally as he is with his many other racing contemporaries. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]