All monies raised will be donated to Cancer Trials Ireland in memory of Pat Smullen.
Horse Racing Ireland has revealed details of the Coast to Curragh Charity Cycle.
Taking place across 155km from Laytown Races to the Curragh Racecourse on September 25th, all monies raised will be donated to Cancer Trials Ireland in memory of Pat Smullen.
Members of Pat Smullen’s family along with Ruby Walsh, Johnny Murtagh, Paul Carberry, Joseph O'Brien, Fran Berry, Charlie Swan, Barry Geraghty, Paul Townend, Patrick Mullins and racing pundits Kevin Blake and Gary O'Brien are some of the racing stars who are supporting the cycle.
The Coast to Curragh charity cycle stages are as follows:Huge 🙏 to Gavin Lynch and everyone (including Galway Plate-riding jockeys Paul Townsend & Bryan Cooper who came 1st & 2nd!!) for supporting the Coast to Curragh charity cycle in memory of Pat Smullen, & in aid of @cancertrials_ie
— CancerTrialsIreland 🌈 (@cancertrials_ie) July 29, 2021
Register for the cycle! https://t.co/VBGVmw29Lv pic.twitter.com/dHCe61woP6
7.30am Laytown Races / Laytown Beach (155km approx. from here to the finish)
8.30am Bellewstown Racecourse
10am Navan Racecourse (110km to the finish)
11.30am Fairyhouse Racecourse (80km to the finish)
12.45pm Moyglare Stud (55km to the finish)
2pm Naas Racecourse (30km to the finish)
2.15pm Punchestown Racecourse (25km to the finish)
2.45pm Gilltown Stud (Meet Harzand – 12km to the finish)
3.30pm Curragh Racecourse
To take part in the cycle, just register on the events page on the Cycling Ireland website. You can donate on the Coast to Curragh GoFundMe page, or you can email coasttocurragh@gmail.com for a sponsorship card.

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