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Hard Promises (IRE)
3yo ch c 2023
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Hard Promises (IRE)
ch c 2023
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Elusive Quality (USA)
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Sep 2024
September Yearling Sale Part 2 (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Rathbride Farm
Purchaser: A Oliver
€32,000
Lots Sold: 187
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Avg: €6,665
Median: €4,000
Maximum: €36,000
Reports in which Hard Promises (IRE) was mentioned
Thu, 6th Aug, 2026 
He is a very nice horse, we waited on him. We ran him at Navan just because of opportunities. We were pitching him in against that company, but we were hoping he'd run a nice race and he did. He took a blow and came on from that race. It was a nice run and that left him with the form to come here. You still have it to do, but he did it very nicely - it was a bloodless victory. Ben gave him a lovely ride. It was nice to see. He's from a good, deep pedigree. He's bred to be a progressive horse. He's showing us that at home and he is very relaxed. He just eats and sleeps. Even training him at home, you can switch him off. He just does nothing. He's a horse that at the beginning he was just part of the crew but then, once you woke him up, you saw that he could do. He's a nice horse to train because of that. He just goes through the motions until you ask him to pick up. We'll take it from here. We have no plans yet, but I think we are fairly versatile with regard to ground and trip.

A Oliver
After race at
Leopardstown Thu, 6th Aug, 2026 (1st) 
He is a very nice horse, we waited on him. We ran him at Navan just because of opportunities. We were pitching him in against that company, but we were hoping he'd run a nice race and he did. He took a blow and came on from that race. It was a nice run and that left him with the form to come here. You still have it to do, but he did it very nicely - it was a bloodless victory. Ben gave him a lovely ride. It was nice to see. He's from a good, deep pedigree. He's bred to be a progressive horse. He's showing us that at home and he is very relaxed. He just eats and sleeps. Even training him at home, you can switch him off. He just does nothing. He's a horse that at the beginning he was just part of the crew but then, once you woke him up, you saw that he could do. He's a nice horse to train because of that. He just goes through the motions until you ask him to pick up. We'll take it from here. We have no plans yet, but I think we are fairly versatile with regard to ground and trip.

A Oliver
Related by Dam Sidra (IRE)
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