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Reports in which Brown Panther (GB) was mentioned

Panther suffers fatal injury in St Leger

Former England star Michael Owen described the fatal injury suffered by Brown Panther in the Palmerstown House Estate Irish St Leger at the Curragh on Sunday as "the saddest day of my life". Sun 13th Sep

St George a facile winner of the St Leger

Order Of St George ran out a facile winner of the Palmerstown House Estate Irish St Leger providing his trainer Aidan O'Brien with a Group 1 treble and his jockey Joseph O'Brien with a Group 1 double. Sun 13th Sep

Review curragh 14th Sep

Brown Panther (14-1) landed his first Group One with a runaway victory in the Palmerstown House Irish St Leger at the CurraghSun 14th Sep

Brown Panther mauls his rivals in St Leger

Brown Panther gave owner Michael Owen, trainer Tom Dascombe and jockey Richard Kingscote a first Classic success when he galloped all over the opposition in the Irish St Leger. Sun 14th Sep

Owen optimistic over Brown Panther

Michael Owen is hoping Brown Panther has a better chance than the bookmakers might believe in today's Palmerstown House Estate Irish St Leger at the Curragh. Sun 14th Sep

Review curragh 15th Sep

Royal Diamond came out on top in a pulsating four-way finish to the Gain Horse Feeds Irish St Leger at the Curragh to give Tommy Carmody a Classic victory on his return to the training ranksSat 15th Sep

Carmody & McCullagh in famous win

Royal Diamond came out best in a bunch finish to land the Gain Horse Feeds Irish St. Leger under Niall McCullagh for Andrew Tinkler and Tommy Carmody. Sat 15th Sep

After race at Curragh Sun, 14th Sep, 2014 (1st)

Well the first thing to say is he gave him a brilliant ride. It's just worked out today. We have been having a real lean time. We didn't manage to have a winner last week and I was close to pulling him out. But there aren't too many Irish St Leger's so you have to run. The horse never lets us down. He won't go to Australia. He'll go for the Champions race at Ascot if he's alright in the morning. We are thinking about giving him a few races in Dubai. He'll probably run for one more season. It's my first Group 1 winner and couldn't have come at a better time.

Tom Dascombe