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Elusive Time (IRE)
18yo b 12th Apr 2008
Elusive Time (IRE)
b 12th Apr 2008- Form
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Kodama takes the Cambridgeshire with Time
Takashi Kodama, who is originally from Japan but trains in Co Kildare, recorded his biggest success to date, as his Elusive Time came home in front in the twenty-seven runner Tote Irish Cambridgeshire. Sun 27th Aug
Review leopardstown 13th Jul
Tandem (12-1) has rediscovered his zest for racing this year and scooped the valuable Irish Stallion Farms EBF 'Nasrullah' Handicap at LeopardstownThu 13th Jul
Time for more success at the age of nine
Elusive Time, without a win since 2014, returned to near top form to register a fifteenth career success in the Hothouse Flowers Handicap at Leopardstown. Thu 13th Jul
O'Brien completes four-timer on Time
Joseph O’Brien completed a near 195/1 four-timer as he partnered Elusive Time to victory in the Shillelagh & District Hunt Branch Of The Irish Pony Club Handicap for trainer Takashi Kodama. Sun 28th Sep
Review curragh 28th Sep
Ol' Man River gave every indication he will be a major player in next season's Classics as he dismissed the opposition in the Juddmonte Beresford Stakes at the CurraghSun 28th Sep
Review fairyhouse 11th Jun
Only five runners went to post for the Lyrath Estate & Spa Summer Ladies Day 13th July Race at Fairyhouse but there was a competitive finish, in which Slipper Orchid just came out on topWed 11th Jun
Tough Slipper scores for Foley & Halford
Slipper Orchid recorded her fifth career success as she took the Lyrath Estate & Spa Ladies Day July 13th Race scoring under Shane Foley for Mick Halford. Wed 11th Jun
Course specialist does it again
Farmleigh House warmed up for the Hopeful Stakes at Newmarket next Saturday in the best possible fashion by recording his fifth course and distance win in the Bar One Racing Mourne Handicap at Dundalk. Sun 18th Aug
Review fairyhouse 14th Jul
Triple Australian Group One winner Sea Siren got off the mark on her first start for Aidan O'Brien when she took the feature Belgrave Stakes at FairyhouseSun 14th Jul
Belgrave Stakes preview
Multiple Group One-winning mare Sea Siren has her sights lowered as she makes her first appearance for Aidan O'Brien at Fairyhouse on Sunday. Sun 14th Jul
I know he won at Leopardstown but I was surprised as he's nine years old and in the last three years he's had loads of small problems,. Suddenly everything is going very well in the last two months. I had a doubt about the ground as he wants fast ground. Even the jockey said it wasn't expected. I was going to retire him at the end of this season but maybe not now!. It's lovely to have a winner at the Curragh. I have six in training at moment and this is my biggest ever winner. We might run on Champion Stakes Day at Leopardstown (the Sovereign Path). It's a little bit too short but he finished eighth in it two years ago and is probably in better form now. I thought he wouldn't get into it but maybe now he has a chance.
Takashi Kodama
Every year I don't run him too much, and I only run him when he's really happy. His last run at the Curragh was fantastic, and after that he was jumping and kicking in the paddock so I decided to run again. He still has some ability, and he will tell me where to go next. He always has some little problem everywhere so I have to look after him. I'm very happy that he was won today.
Takashi Kodama
He was a champion sprinter in Scandanavia but you wouldn't need as much speed there as you would over here. I have found that he stays seven furlongs and a mile, and I may even try him over ten furlongs now.
Takashi Kodama
