The Galway Hurdle will include the carrot of a €100,000 bonus for the winner of subsequent Saturday’s Fitzwilliam Sports Handicap Hurdle on the Punchestown competition in the event that they go on to finish the double at Ballybrit this summer time.

The members-only bookmaker have introduced their sponsorship of the €100,000 Fitzwilliam Sports Handicap Hurdle on the ultimate day of the Punchestown competition, however may also supply profitable connections the temptation of a six-figure bonus at Galway.

Camprond received the Punchestown race final 12 months, however Willie Mullins has been a dominant determine in current seasons and has Risk Belle, Saint Sam and Winter Fog amongst his preliminary 13 entries.

One of the principals behind Fitzwilliam Sports is Paul Byrne, who loved his personal justifiable share of bonus success when The Shunter landed the Morebattle Hurdle at Kelso earlier than following up within the Plate Handicap Chase at Cheltenham in 2021, making the most of a £100,000 bonus provided by Kelso and bet365.

Paul Byrne (centre): one of many principals behind Fitzwilliam Sports, who’re placing up the six-figure bonusCredit: Patrick McCann (racingpost.com/photographs)

John Sheil, buying and selling director at Fitzwilliam Sports, stated: “When we established Fitzwilliam Sports, we had a very clear concept of what we wanted to achieve – to lay decent bets at fair prices and to provide a high-quality service to our clients. 

“As certainly one of Ireland’s main National Hunt racetracks, the parallels with Punchestown are apparent. The Punchestown crew all the time delivers a incredible competition, with distinctive racing on the monitor and world-class customer support off the monitor. 

“We also wanted to add some extra incentive for the first year of our sponsorship, so we are delighted to offer a €100,000 bonus to the winner of this race, should they go on to win the 2023 Galway Hurdle. 

“With a lot of our crew concerned in racehorse possession themselves, we perceive the significance of providing good prize-money and added bonuses, so we’re actually enthusiastic about this initiative. 

“We are delighted to partner with Punchestown and look forward to welcoming clients and racing fans to Punchestown on Saturday, April 29.”

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