Form and Entries for Horse What Path (FR)

What Path (FR) b g 17th Mar 2017

Track Horse HorseTracker

What Path (FR) b g 17th Mar 2017

Sire

Coastal Path (GB)

Dam

Quoi D'autre (FR)

Dam's Sire

Robin Des Champs (FR)

Owner

Miss M A Masterson

Trainer

W P Mullins

Breeder

Mme Marie Pallot & M Jean Charles Pallot

Last Win

Kilbeggan Sun, 4th Jun, 23 6/5Fav, P Townend (319 days)

Last Run

Fairyhouse Sat, 30th Mar, 24 10th, 16/1, D E Mullins (19 days)

Next Run

Perth 2.55 Wed, 24th Apr, 2m 7f 207yds Hdl (Class 1) (Grd 4)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

20%

€27,820

-5.42

NHF IRE

25%

€13,500

-0.50

Under Rules Total

21%

-5.92

Form Figures

5321P-112624-340

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 5321P-112624-340

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Aug 2020

Land Rover Sale Part 1 (Goffs Ireland)

Sluggara Farm

Purchaser: Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 189

Prices

Avg: €42,098

Median: €36,000

Maximum: €185,000

Symbols Explained

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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

24Apr24 Per

23H 5y+ Hdl (25K)1(Grd 4)

British EBF Gold Castle `National Hunt` Novices` Hurdle (Listed) (GBB Race)

133 1

01May24 Pun

23 4y+ Hdl (125K)(Grd 1)

Channor Group Novice H`dle (Grade 1)

11-10

133

50/1

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Aug 2020

Land Rover Sale Part 1 (Goffs Ireland)

Sluggara Farm

Purchaser: Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 189

Prices

Avg: €42,098

Median: €36,000

Maximum: €185,000

Reports in which What Path (FR) was mentioned

Largy Hill takes Grade 3 step up in class in his stride

Thu 22nd Feb

Kennedy continues domination with Glory

Sun 10th Dec

O'Keeffe adds Cork double to Wetherby winner

Darragh O'Keeffe followed up yesterday's notable Charlie Hall Chase win at Wetherby with a Cork double today, landing the Listed Paddy Power Irish EBF Novice Hurdle on the Enda Bolger-trained Solitary Man (5/2). Sun 05th Nov

Fahey on the mark again with The Big Doyen

Peter Fahey sent out his second winner of the Galway festival when The Big Doyen landed the Guinness Novice Hurdle under Kevin Sexton. Thu 03rd Aug

What Path continues on the winning trail

What Path followed up a maiden win at Tipperary just over a fortnight ago when readily justifying favouritism in the Kilbegganraces.com Novice Hurdle. Sun 04th Jun

Mullins fires in treble through Readin Tommy Wrong

Readin Tommy Wrong sprinted right away from the field in the bumper to brings up Willie Mullins' treble on the card. Thu 18th May

Mullins and Townend at double with What Path

What Path was another all-the-way winner in Tipperary for Willie Mullins and Paul Townend. Thu 18th May

Run For Pat makes most of his opportunity

Run For Pat put in a professional display to get off the mark in Listowel's three mile maiden hurdle. Sun 18th Sep

Mullins doubles up as What Path lands the bumper

Placed on his previous two starts at Ballinrobe and Downpatrick, What Path (5/2) made no mistake on bumper start number four as he made all the running under Patrick Mullins to land the Guinness Time INH Flat Race. Thu 28th Jul

C D And E wins Downpatrick bumper

Howaya C D And E stayed on strongly to beat favourite What Path in the AJC Group(Pro/Am) Flat Race at Downpatrick. Sat 11th Jun

Busy Harvey lands a 2nd Saturday winner as Bo another talent from Doyle academy

Owned by Mary Doyle and trained by her husband Pat, Mister Bo looked a nice type when making a winning debut in the finale at Fairyhouse, the Ian Smith Memorial (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race. Sat 26th Feb

After race at Galway Thu, 28th Jul, 2022 (1st)

It's just taken him a while to learn how to race. He looks like a typical Coastal Path, a nice galloper and he likes good ground. He jumps well at home,. It's nice for Michael (Masterson), he was 30 years coming to Galway and never had a winner and that's now two in the one week after the horse yesterday (Champ Kiely). This fella looks like he'll make a nice chaser in time. He has size, scope and goes on nice ground. He could be a horse to come back here for a Plate in the future.

W P Mullins