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Oriole (GB)
Last Win
Galway Sat, 3rd Aug, 24 7/1, Dylan Browne McMonagle
Natalia Lupini
(592 days)
Last Run
Dundalk Fri, 28th Nov, 25
9th, 33/1, N Burns
(110 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
21
2
10%
€25,725
Flat GB
7
1
14%
£8,362
Under Rules Total
28
3
11%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
n
MorningSP
Change of Trainer Natalia Lupini to Mark Fahey
Change of Trainer Ian Patrick Donoghue to Natalia Lupini
05Aug23 Gal 12f Soft 4y+ Hcap(17K)
9-12[22/1]hd1sr6th of 11, 8.50L behind Mon Coeur
S Foley
28/122/1
Change of Trainer Ralph Beckett to Ian Patrick Donoghue
Jul 2023
July Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: Adam Potts
£30,000
Lots Sold: 574
Prices
Avg: £29,592
Median: £15,000
Maximum: £350,000
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.
We didn't have her long going to Galway, she shouldn't have really run there but the lads were down there on the beer for the week so wanted to run her. It was a bit of a fact-finding mission the first day, we dropped her in and 'Dusty' (Shane Foley) rode her. He loved her and said she'd gallop all day. A mile-and-two is her minimum and we can definitely step her up in trip. He got there plenty soon on her but it just fell asunder in front of him and she was always doing enough to hold on. Adam is a good young lad, he lives beside us, so there will be a party in Clonalvy tonight anyway. She's not big. Dylan's (Browne McMonagle) father John is involved with the syndicate that owns her. He rang me to say they had bought her at the sales and there was 'a big mare coming to you to go hurdling'. When she arrived on the lorry I said 'where is the rest of her?'. We have her schooled and she jumps well, so that's another option for her and I'd say she'll win a mares maiden hurdle no bother.
Ian Patrick Donoghue
