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Last Win
Gowran Park Wed, 8th Apr, 26 11/4Fav, C T Keane
(168 days)
Last Run
Galway Sat, 1st Aug, 26
5th, 16/1, Josh Williamson
(53 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
16
3
19%
€25,580
Hurdle IRE
9
2
22%
€21,035
Barrier IRE
1
0
0%
0
Under Rules Total
25
5
20%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer Martin Brassil to J P Dempsey
18Oct24 Dun 11f Standard 3y+ Hcap(16K)
9-0[66/1]ts2cp16th/6, 26.63L behind Walhaan
C D Hayes
9/166/1
Change of Trainer Henry De Bromhead to Martin Brassil
24Jun23 Dow 13f Yielding 3y Hcap(100K)
8-12[9/1]7th/9, 11.50L behind Tower Of London
G M Ryan
5/19/1
01Jun23 Fai 10f Good 3y Hcap(11K)
9-13[3/1Fav]sr1st/10, 1.5L to Picture Of A City
W J Lee
11/43/1Fav
Nov 2020
December Foal Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: Yeomanstown Stud
£47,000
Lots Sold: 628
Prices
Avg: £41,807
Median: £20,000
Maximum: £700,000
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.
I’m delighted to get that. He’s on his way to Punchestown, he’s qualified for the Albert Bartlett Series. This race fitted in lovely. He has plenty of speed, Colin said he wouldn’t want it any further. He was drawn out wide and he let him find his feet. He’s gone up a good bit now (over hurdles), Keith (Donoghue) made sure to win plenty far on him! Hopefully, there is a bit more improvement in him. He’s small but he jumps great and he has a great attitude. He loves jumping. Hopefully he gives us a good day out in Punchestown. It’s a big pot for not an overly-high grade handicap, hopefully he goes there with a chance. I think he had a pelvic injury a while ago. He’s a box-walker and windsucker, so you have to manage him and get him out of the stable as much as possible. He’s called after a great footballer, Matt Connor, who was an All-Ireland footballer for Offaly but was badly injured. He was actually in Leopardstown to see him.
J P Dempsey
