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The Flier Begley (IRE)
Last Win
Market Rasen Fri, 20th Jun, 25 6/1, Jack Hogan
(264 days)
Last Run
Market Rasen Fri, 16th Jan, 26
7th, 12/1, Jack Hogan
(54 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Hurdle IRE
6
0
0%
€7,600
Chase IRE
8
1
12%
€9,730
NHF IRE
3
0
0%
€6,000
Hurdle GB
2
0
0%
0
Chase GB
14
5
36%
£112,601
PtoP
2
0
Under Rules Total
33
6
18%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer S R B Crawford to G Hanmer
May 2024
Spring HIT/P2P Sale (Goffs UK)
Purchaser: J.P. McGrath Bloodstock
£10,000
Lots Sold: 339
Prices
Avg: £24,414
Median: £12,000
Maximum: £400,000
01May23 Dow 20f Yielding 5y+ S(11K)
11-5[5/1]hd81st of 8, 0.75L to Heather Rocco
Ben Bromley
11/15/1
Change of Trainer S R B Crawford
Handler S.R.B. Crawford
Jun 2018
Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Crawford Bros
€17,000
Lots Sold: 347
Prices
Avg: €51,558
Median: €42,000
Maximum: €365,000
Feb 2016
February National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Ballincard Farms
€10,000
Lots Sold: 159
Prices
Avg: €9,260
Median: €5,800
Maximum: €67,000
Nov 2015
November National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Vendor
€17,000
Lots Sold: 924
Prices
Avg: €13,803
Median: €10,500
Maximum: €145,000
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've always thought this horse was well above average. Nearly every race he has run in, the form has worked out. He has been very, very unlucky a time or two and should have won here one day when he lost it at the line to Noel Meade's horse who has gone on to be a decent handicapper. Fences will really be that horse's job. He went on a nice gallop, he was going to make them honest in behind. Ultimately he was just too good a horse for what was behind him. I think he could be a graded horse over fences. Plans are fluid but I will concentrate over fences now with him. He will just probably need a bit more experience. He not had much experience really - he's had two runs in point-to-points, one run in a hunters chase and that today. I imagine later on in the year he will hopefully be fit to go into some of the decent novice races. Whether he gets a wee bit of handicap experience over the summer, we'll see.
S R B Crawford
