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Last Win
Dundalk Fri, 17th Oct, 25 9/2, B M Coen
J P Murtagh
(388 days)
Last Run
Dundalk Fri, 17th Oct, 25
1st, 9/2, B M Coen
J P Murtagh
(388 days)
Next Run
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
29
6
21%
€92,300
Flat GB
3
0
0%
£3,926
Under Rules Total
32
6
19%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
n
MorningSP
Change of Trainer J P Murtagh to Adrian McGuinness
Oct 2025
Autum HIT Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: Vendor (40,000) / BBA Ireland / Ado McGuinness (P.S.)
£40,000
Lots Sold: 974
Prices
Avg: £33,836
Median: £15,000
Maximum: £950,000
19Jul25 Cur 6f Good 3y+ Hcap(100K)
9-1[14/1]cp215th/16, 18.25L behind Go Athletico
B M Coen
15/214/1
19Sep22 Fai 6f Good 2y F(40K)
9-5[15/2]7th/9, 12.25L behind Beauty Crescent
Ben Martin Coen
14/115/2
Oct 2021
October Yearling Sale Book 2 (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: JP Murtagh Racing / Eddie Linehan Bloodstock
£40,000
Lots Sold: 650
Prices
Avg: £83,865
Median: £62,000
Maximum: £525,000
Symbols Explained
ts2 Tongue Strap vs2 Visor hd2 Hood es2 Eye Shield ec2 Eye Cover cp2 Cheekpiece bl2 Blinkers tt2 Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel
The superscript number on headgear bl2 indicates number of times worn. A plus bl+ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl1indicates first time.
That was pretty impressive. I did think that he had come on at home. I thought he was a little bit keen the first day and Ben said he didn't get home. Today dropping him back to six he settled really well and he said he picked them up in a couple of strides. It was visually very impressive, there were a lot of fancied horses in that race today. I don't know what to do with him next to tell you the truth. He's still a bit immature and he should improve so I don't think I'll rush him. I might give him four or five weeks and we might look at the Killavullan towards the end of the year, maybe stepping him back up to seven because I always thought he was a seven-furlong horse.
J P Murtagh
