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Duhallow Noelie (IRE)
10yo ch g 24th Feb 2016
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Duhallow Noelie (IRE) ch g 24th Feb 2016
Dam's Sire
Mujtahid (USA)
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Oct 2018
Autumn Horses in Training Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Rossmore Cottage Stables, Ireland (A. Keatley)
Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn
Lots Sold: 1049
Prices
Avg: £25,599
Median: £12,000
Maximum: £1,000,000
Sep 2017
September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Corduff Stud
Purchaser: D Scahill
€35,000
Lots Sold: 401
Prices
Avg: €28,556
Median: €23,000
Maximum: €230,000
Reports in which Duhallow Noelie (IRE) was mentioned
Unfortunately Bionic Tonic was pulled up injured in the final quarter mile of the BetVictor Bet 5 Get 40 Offer Handicap (division one) at Dundalk as Drombeg Duke (10/1) landed the spoils.
Fri 18th Oct
Eastern Racer (20s into 16/1 on course) was produced with his challenge by Shane Foley racing towards the final furlong of the Moyne Handicap, and he kept on well to defeat the flattering Duhallow Noelie (33/1) and the staying-on Asanda (8/1) by three quarters of a length and the same.
Thu 10th Oct
It was maybe harder work than expected but 4/6 favourite Tony The Gent (from 10/11 on course) duly landed the Manguard Plus Claiming Race, in the process completing quick doubles for Ger Lyons and Colin Keane.
Thu 15th Aug
The Fozzy Stack trained Gatsby Cap made the breakthrough on his sixth start, as he took the LMFM Dual Race Night Friday 3rd May Handicap.
Wed 24th Apr
Adrian Keatley sent out the runner-up in the preceding Dundalk Stadium Rated Race in Major Reward and the Curragh handler rounded off the card on the right note by taking the dundalkstadium.com Handicap with Duhallow Noelie.
Fri 05th Apr
After race at
Dundalk Fri, 5th Apr, 2019 (1st) 
We're happy enough that he's won a race. We put in plenty of mileage with him, over and back to the north of England and down to Lingfield the last day,. He has just turned a corner and strengthened up in the last month or six weeks. He started off on a very high mark. The best he finished in a maiden was seventh but he started off on a mark of 70. The filly that beat me in the last (Beau Warrior) finished sixth in a maiden and started off with 55!. Hopefully the handicapper won't be too hard on him and we'll get another shot at one of them. He just got there. My hand was forced that I had to use him as a pacemaker at home for working a couple of horses and he seemed to be loving it when we let him bowl along in front in his work. Ben rode him up here and led the horse that ran in the last race (Major Reward). He came in and said he loved it in front.

Adrian Paul Keatley
Related by Dam Al Euro (FR)
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