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Waka Waka (IRE) 7yo br g 2019

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Waka Waka (IRE) br g 2019

Sire

Divine Prophet (AUS)

Dam

Princess Tamay (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Tamayuz (GB)

Owner

Sylvester Wu Shiu Fai

Trainer

A S Cruz

Breeder

Ms Maureen Hehir

Last Win

Galway Tue, 26th Jul, 22 10/3, G M Ryan P J F Murphy (1331 days)

Last Run

Galway Tue, 26th Jul, 22 1st, 10/3, G M Ryan P J F Murphy (1331 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

33%

€13,000

1.33

Under Rules Total

33%

1.33

Form Figures

361-

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 361-

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

19Apr23 Hap Good Hcap(1725K)

non-runner

Rated 63 3

Change of Trainer P J F Murphy to A S Cruz

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.

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Reports in which Waka Waka (IRE) was mentioned

Ryan at double on Clear Quartz

Gavin Ryan doubled up at Galway when Clear Quartz obliged in the concluding Caulfield Industrial Handicap over an extended mile. Tue 26th Jul

Coreman delights Murphy in Ballybrit

Coreman rewarded plenty of support throughout the day when collaring the favourite Karakoul in the Caulfield Industrial Irish EBF Maiden at Galway. Tue 26th Jul

Market movers

Jessica Harrington's Angel's Feather is very popular in the juvenile fillies' maiden at Galway (6.10pm). Tue 26th Jul

Keane keeps it simple on Culcor

Culcor justified short priced favouritism with an all the way win in the opening Thomastown Maiden at Gowran Park. Mon 06th Jun

After race at Galway Tue, 26th Jul, 2022 (1st)

We're delighted with that. After the last day, Gavin came in and said that ground caught him,. He fought hard to get home then but they just caught him 100 yards from home. We were confident today with the improvement in ground and natural improvement from the horse that he should be bang there. The plan was to go with the pace, we had an idea the Aga Khan horse (Karakoul) would go forward so we said we'd sit in with him. Gavin gave him a great ride, he rides him plenty of work so he knows him. It's great to get a Galway winner, it's great for the yard. He'll go into handicap company now and we'll see what the handicapper does. He could be a nice mile handicapper for the rest of the season.

P J F Murphy