Form and Entries for Horse Engage The Dance (IRE)

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

Jul 2011

July Midsummer Sale (Tattersalls (UK))

Newrath Stables, Ireland

Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 457

Prices

Avg: £12,934

Median: £7,000

Maximum: £175,000

Reports in which Engage The Dance (IRE) was mentioned

Review sligo 20th Aug

Pearl Earing stepped down from Group Three company to a considerably more modest level in the Tote Pick 6 50,000 Euros Auction Race at Sligo and found it very much to her likingTue 20th Aug

Engage The Dance shows his best moves

Engage The Dance had backers in a spin as he unexpectedly broke his duck at 33/1 in Division 2 of the seven furlong handicap at Sligo. Tue 20th Aug

Antiquus delivers on Joanna's birthday

Very easy to back after being unlucky when gambled on at Down Royal last time, Antiquus saw the mile out best in the www.thetote.com/mobile Nursery Handicap under Sam James at Navan. Wed 19th Oct

Market gets it wrong as Frontier wins

The www.thetote.com/mobile Maiden over a mile proved to be tough going for its juvenile participants and the bigger priced of the Ballydoyle-trained pair, Frontier saw it out best to beat Light Heavy in race two at Navan. Wed 19th Oct

After race at Sligo Tue, 20th Aug, 2013 (1st)

I'm lucky. He was supposed to run in Bellewstown as I thought the ground would be better there. They were one short at declaration time of getting a divide in this race so I put him in thinking it would do somebody good. Me and Niall have always loved him, but it has never happened for him. He (Niall) said the ground was ideal for him today. He's always worked like he would win one.

Patrick Martin