Klarc Kent (FR)

10yo b g 1st May 2016

Track Horse HorseTracker

Klarc Kent (FR)

b g 1st May 2016

Sire

Spanish Moon (USA)

Dam

Kryptonie (FR)

Dam's Sire

Take Risks (FR)

Owner

Mr Colm O'connell

Trainer

W P Mullins

Breeder

Mme Sylvie Crepin Berard & M Laurent Berard

Last Win

Clonmel Tue, 22nd Mar, 22 10/3, Miss J Townend (1443 days)

Last Run

Sandown Sat, 26th Apr, 25 fell, 33/1, Kieran Callaghan (312 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

€240

-2.00

Chase IRE

€6,600

-9.00

NHF IRE

33%

€7,500

1.33

Chase GB

£53,000

-4.00

Under Rules Total

-13.67

Form Figures

341P-63-F324P0P-9082F-

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 341P-63-F324P0P-9082F-

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Jun 2025

Online Sale - 4th June (Tattersalls Online)

Closutton Stables, Ireland (W. Mullins)

Purchaser: Jacob Pitchard Webb

£28,000

Lots Sold: 66

Prices

Avg: £12,585

Median: £5,500

Maximum: £100,000

May 2025

Online Sale - 7th May (Tattersalls Online)

Closutton Stables, Ireland (W. Mullins)

Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 57

Prices

Avg: £9,879

Median: £5,000

Maximum: £76,000

Jul 2018

Summer Sale, Deauville (Arqana)

Chene

Purchaser: PB BLOODSTOCK / W.P. MULLINS

€35,000

Lots Sold: 284

Prices

Avg: €26,714

Median: €12,500

Maximum: €445,000

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.

Date Course

Conditions

Race

Jockey Weight

OR Class

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Jun 2025

Online Sale - 4th June (Tattersalls Online)

Closutton Stables, Ireland (W. Mullins)

Purchaser: Jacob Pitchard Webb

£28,000

Lots Sold: 66

Prices

Avg: £12,585

Median: £5,500

Maximum: £100,000

May 2025

Online Sale - 7th May (Tattersalls Online)

Closutton Stables, Ireland (W. Mullins)

Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 57

Prices

Avg: £9,879

Median: £5,000

Maximum: £76,000

Jul 2018

Summer Sale, Deauville (Arqana)

Chene

Purchaser: PB BLOODSTOCK / W.P. MULLINS

€35,000

Lots Sold: 284

Prices

Avg: €26,714

Median: €12,500

Maximum: €445,000

Reports in which Klarc Kent (FR) was mentioned

It all finally comes together in style for Perceval Legallois

Perceval Legallois finally put it all together in a big race to land the 200,000 Euro Listed Paddy Power Handicap Chase at Leopardstown today. Fri 27th Dec

Jack Kennedy claims first Irish jockeys’ title

Jack Kennedy survived having to sit out the final day of the season through suspension to claim his first Irish jump jockeys’ championship. Sat 04th May

The Gradual Slope a maiden no more after marathon success

Coming into the race a maiden over fences, The Gradual Slope upset some more experienced and better fancied opponents when getting up close home to win the Colm Quinn BMW Handicap Chase on the final day of the Punchestown festival. Sat 04th May

Butler wins Ladies National on So Des Flos

The Gordon Elliott-trained So Des Flos, partnered by Charlotte Butler, just got the better of Klarc Kent by a neck in the Fred Kenny Ladies National Handicap Chase. Sat 30th Mar

Mullins doubles up with Klarc Kent in Clonmel

Willie Mullins doubled up at Clonmel in the bumper but not with the horse the market expected. Tue 22nd Mar

Naughtinesse delivers on sentimental day for Fowler

Naughtinesse (10/3) built upon a promising debut at Punchestown to oblige in the bumper that closed out Fairyhouse's card. Sat 01st Jan

After race at Clonmel Tue, 22nd Mar, 2022 (1st)

It was a pleasant surprise as I was hoping he'd run well but didn't think he'd win. It must be very dead and tacky ground as he had the strength to gallop through it and Jody said if something came to him, he'd have galloped on again. He just kept galloping in the ground and extra two furlongs made a big difference to him. We'll probably give him a spin in a winners' bumper and he is a real winter jump horse for next season. It is Colm's (O'Connell, whose father owned Un De Sceaux) first winner in his own name. This is his first horse and Tolic, who used to ride Un De Sceaux, led him up so I'm delighted. I don't know what happened High City Roller (beaten favourite) yet but maybe with his pedigree, the ground mightn't have suited. There could be more than that because he was never going but we'll have another day.

W P Mullins