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Red Charmer (IRE)
Last Win
Dundalk Fri, 19th Oct, 18 4/1Fav, T P Madden
Mrs M Fife
(2696 days)
Last Run
Warwick Mon, 21st Sep, 20
6th, 25/1, D A Jacob
(1993 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
1
1
100%
€6,250
Flat GB
63
9
14%
£51,908
Hurdle GB
6
0
0%
£350
Under Rules Total
70
10
14%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer Mrs M Fife to Suzi Best
Oct 2018
Autumn Hit Yearling Sale (Goffs UK)
Purchaser: Suzi Best
£12,000
Lots Sold: 196
Prices
Avg: £9,163
Median: £4,000
Maximum: £150,000
19Oct18 Dun 11f Standard 3y+ F(10K)
9-7[4/1Fav]1st of 14, 2.75L to Georgian Bay
T P Madden
5/24/1Fav
Change of Trainer Mrs A Duffield to Mrs M Fife
19Jul18 Ham 8f Good to Firm 3y+ Hcap(6K)
9-3[5/1]3rd of 12, 1.50L behind Ana Lichious
G Lee
6
9/25/1
11Apr17 Pon 8f Good 4y+ Hcap(6K)
9-0[33/1]10th of 14, 6.19L behind Billy Roberts
S A Gray
5
18/133/1
02May16 Bev 7f Good 4y+ Hcap(6K)
9-4[7/1]10th of 12, 6.78L behind Make On Madam
P McDonald
5
10/17/1
06Apr16 Cat 7f Soft 4y+ Hcap(4K)
9-4[20/1]8th of 13, 19.50L behind Rocco's Delight
P McDonald
5
20/1
06Jun15 New 8f Good to Firm 4y+ Hcap(4K)
9-4[3/1]2nd of 9, 2.75L behind Rasselas
P McDonald
5
9/23/1
Sep 2011
September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Ann Duffield
€21,000
Lots Sold: 421
Prices
Avg: €10,974
Median: €8,000
Maximum: €70,000
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.
He's life changing this horse,. We claimed him out of a Redcar seller, rated 50 and he's done that off 78. He's such a genuine horse that you could just keep running him. He does enough in front and just keeps running and running. The girls have won five on him and that's two for the boys now as Ben Curtis won on him at Musselburgh on Monday and obviously Tom has done the business there. It was quite an enterprising ride, I thought. He said 'there's not a lot of pace' and I said 'just slot in and see where you are'. He's led everywhere. He was lucky really because he does tend to stop and doesn't really do a lot in front but it never really got to that point today as it was hands and heels. We've been here since Wednesday night as the other horse had to do a stalls test. We had a runner at the Curragh a few weeks ago on Champions Weekend, that was our first runner over here, and he was third in one of the big handicaps. This is the first runner we've had on the all-weather here and I think we might keep coming back!
Mrs M Fife
