Celtic High King (IRE)

9yo b c 16th Jan 2017

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Celtic High King (IRE)

b c 16th Jan 2017

Sire

Galileo (IRE)

Dam

Homecoming Queen (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Holy Roman Emperor (IRE)

Owner

Derrick Smith, Mrs John Magnier & Michael Tabor

Trainer

A P O'Brien

Breeder

Coolmore

Last Win

Leopardstown Sat, 19th Oct, 19 25/1, E J McNamara (2468 days)

Last Run

Curragh Sun, 19th Jul, 20 p.u., 10/1, W M Lordan (2194 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

17%

€12,850

20.00

Flat FR

-1.00

Under Rules Total

14%

19.00

Form Figures

618-468P/

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 618-468P/

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

26Oct19 Sai 10f Good to Soft 2y F(225K)

8-138th/9, 21.75L behind Mkfancy

E J McNamara

6/1

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 Celtic High King (IRE) was mentioned

Ballydoyle adds Leopardstown double to big races wins in Ascot

Aidan O'Brien and his Ballydoyle juggernaut sent out two winners either side of the Irish Sea today as final winner Mount Everest landed the Listed Trigo Stakes on home soil at Leopardstown, adding to earlier big race wins at Ascot. Sat 19th Oct

Unfancied Ballydoyle juvenile upsets stablemate for 25/1 success

Aidan O'Brien's regally bred Celtic High King caused a 25/1 upset under jockey Emmet McNamara at Leopardstown today when beating his better fancied stablemate Nobel Prize into second place in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF (C & G) Maiden. Sat 19th Oct

After race at Leopardstown Sat, 19th Oct, 2019 (1st)

he stepped up nicely from his first run and did things right, which was important, because he can sometimes be a little keen at home. Shane Hassett has been riding him out and he settled beautifully for me today. He travelled into the race nicely, handled the ground and stayed very well. It didn't look a bad maiden beforehand on paper with Jim Bolger's being rated 100 and we thought the runner-up (stablemate Nobel Prize) wasn't too bad either. It was nice improvement from him and hopefully he'll keep going that way.

A P O'Brien