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Thunder Blaze (GB)
4yo gr c 22nd Apr 2022Track Horse

Track Horse
Thunder Blaze (GB)
gr c 22nd Apr 2022Last Win
Leopardstown Thu, 10th Jul, 25 13/2, C D Hayes
A Oliver
(244 days)
Last Run
Sha Tin Sat, 14th Feb, 26
7th, 14, J Orman
(26 days)
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Win %
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Level Stk
Flat IRE
5
2
2
40%
€34,500
8.50
Flat HK
2
0
0
0%
0
-2.00
Under Rules Total
7
2
2
29%
6.50
Form Figures
12-241-57
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 12-241-57
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer A Oliver to D J Hall
Aug 2023
Premier Yearling Sale (Goffs UK)
Oaks Farm Stables
Purchaser: Andy Oliver (PS)
£58,000
Lots Sold: 326
Prices
Avg: £47,753
Median: £36,000
Maximum: £200,000
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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
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Class
Date
Sale
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Purchaser
Price
Aug 2023
Premier Yearling Sale (Goffs UK)
Oaks Farm Stables
Purchaser: Andy Oliver (PS)
£58,000
Lots Sold: 326
Prices
Avg: £47,753
Median: £36,000
Maximum: £200,000
Reports in which Thunder Blaze (GB) was mentioned

Plan comes together for Oliver and Hayes
Chris Hayes produced the Andy Oliver trained Sounds Like A Plan with a well timed run from off the pace to land the BoyleSports 'Pick Your Place' Handicap at Leopardstown. Thu 10th Jul
Ajou lands Fairyhouse hat-trick
I Bid You Ajou made it three wins in the space of just over two weeks at Fairyhouse when landing the Maher Tractor Sales Handicap this evening. Fri 13th Jun
Back-to-back Dundalk wins for Dark Ace
A maiden winner over course and distance on his all-weather debut last month, Dark Ace (6/1) followed up in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF 2-y-o Race. Fri 15th Nov
71/1 Navan brace for Billy Lee
The Bellinter Handicap at Navan saw Billy Lee double his score on the day, bringing home Amazon Lady a winner for owner/breeder Madeline Burns and trainer Willie McCreery. Sat 18th May
Sounds Like A Plan for bigger and better things
Having recently teamed up for a Listed success at the Curragh with Bright Stripes, Andy Oliver and Billy Lee were quickly off the mark at Navan today taking the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden with Sounds Like A Plan. Sat 18th May
After race at Leopardstown Thu, 10th Jul, 2025 (1st)
That’s great, Chris gave him a lovely ride and it more or less went to plan,. We had him highly enough entered this year and we just had a bit of a set-back early on. It’s great to get him back on the front foot. He saw out the trip well. He’s out of a very fast mare, and he works like a fast horse at home, so you never quite know. We thought we’d start him off over six this year and he had a very nice run at Fairyhouse. His run at Naas was a bit of a puzzle to us but he possibly bounced on the second run after the long lay-off. We decided to step him up in trip and he worked very well at the start of the week so we thought we were in fair shape coming into today. We haven’t looked any further forward than this but we’re coming to the time of year when the three-year-olds can compete in all types of things. He saw out the trip well so it gives us options. He’s a fast horse and we thought he could go either way. He hit the line fairly hard there so you’d like to think you have plenty of options. Ground-wise he’s fairly versatile as well. That’s quick ground but as always here it’s very safe. He handled that well and he can also go with a little bit of ease.
A Oliver
That’s great, Chris gave him a lovely ride and it more or less went to plan,. We had him highly enough entered this year and we just had a bit of a set-back early on. It’s great to get him back on the front foot. He saw out the trip well. He’s out of a very fast mare, and he works like a fast horse at home, so you never quite know. We thought we’d start him off over six this year and he had a very nice run at Fairyhouse. His run at Naas was a bit of a puzzle to us but he possibly bounced on the second run after the long lay-off. We decided to step him up in trip and he worked very well at the start of the week so we thought we were in fair shape coming into today. We haven’t looked any further forward than this but we’re coming to the time of year when the three-year-olds can compete in all types of things. He saw out the trip well so it gives us options. He’s a fast horse and we thought he could go either way. He hit the line fairly hard there so you’d like to think you have plenty of options. Ground-wise he’s fairly versatile as well. That’s quick ground but as always here it’s very safe. He handled that well and he can also go with a little bit of ease.
A Oliver
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