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Last Win
Laytown Thu, 10th Sep, 26 5/1, J Kearney
(10 days)
Last Run
Laytown Thu, 10th Sep, 26
1st, 5/1, J Kearney
(10 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
24
2
8%
€33,130
Hurdle IRE
5
0
0%
0
Under Rules Total
29
2
7%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
21Oct25 Cur 8f Heavy 3y+ Hcap(18K)
9-9[12/1]ts+bl56th/22, 3.31L behind Perry Mason
J Kearney
8/112/1
02Oct24 Bel 8f Yielding to Soft 3y+ Mdn(12K)
9-5[9/2]4th/10, 5.75L behind Gandolfo
R C Colgan
7/29/2
Nov 2022
Autumn Yearling Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Purchaser: Paddy Magee Racing
€2,500
Lots Sold: 392
Prices
Avg: €9,386
Median: €5,500
Maximum: €80,000
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.

Goldrush Kid (IRE)












He's not a bad horse. He had a mishap in Bellewstown where he bled but, before that, he was fifth in a 23-runner handicap. We just gave him a good break and just brought him back with this race in mind. I've only had two runners up here and both of them have won. We'll try and go again next year!. I'd definitely be pushing for more of these low-grade claimers. I would second what Ger Lyons said a couple of weeks ago. The optional claimers, I don't know what the theory is and I've spoken to a few people, and no-one can explain it to me. We need races for these lower-grade horses. I'd say this horse will be claimed and, if he is, best of luck to them. I was actually going to claim a horse out of it and changed my mind late on. I wouldn't mind a five grand horse, it is not going to break the bank. Jack was very good on him and he has ridden this horse all along. He is a big part of the team and I’m delighted for him. My dad owns it, so brilliant.
Patrick Magee





