
The 2m 6f chase has been attracting an increasingly better class of horse in recent years with previous winners Bachasson, Champagne West and most notably last year’s Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Al Boom Photo.
Speaking at the sponsorship announcement Angus Potterton, Savills Ireland Managing Director said: “The feature race on New Years Day at Tramore was our first venture into racing sponsorship two years ago.”
“There is a great holiday atmosphere on the day and the crowds are always huge. I never thought that a Tramore winner would progress from our listed chase as it was then to winning the blue ribband of them all the Cheltenham Gold Cup.”
“From a commercial point of view the race in Tramore gives us a great brand presence in markets outside Dublin, the exposure from last years race was unprecedented and we feel Horse racing allows us great value for money as a marketing tool.”
“We are thrilled that Savills Ireland have chosen to extend their sponsorship for another three years,” added Owen Byrne, General Manager of Tramore Racecourse.
“We work hard with our sponsors to get the best out of their day with us whether that’s gaining as much brand exposure as possible or entertaining clients and staff. Our new years day fixture has been a firm favourite in the south-easts social calendar for many years and we hope to continue to build on that success with Savills in the coming years.
Savills extended their horse racing investment last year coming on board as sponsors of the main feature at the Leopardstown Christmas Festival.



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