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- Horse Saturn (IRE)
Saturn (IRE)
6yo gr c 24th Jan 2020Track Horse
Track Horse
Saturn (IRE)
gr c 24th Jan 2020Last Win
Navan Tue, 8th Apr, 25 5/1, S T McCullagh
(332 days)
Last Run
Dundalk Fri, 10th Oct, 25
5th, 8/1, S T McCullagh
(147 days)
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Flat IRE
12
4
4
33%
€72,910
3.83
Flat GB
1
0
0
0%
0
-1.00
Under Rules Total
13
4
4
31%
2.83
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2331-1318-18045-
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Form Figures - 2331-1318-18045-
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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.
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Reports in which Saturn (IRE) was mentioned
Fleetfoot opens up a possible path to Ebor
Jim Bolger's Fleetfoot justified 2/1 favouritism in the McEnery Cup Handicap at Gowran Park with a stout staying performance. Wed 13th Aug
Going update
The ground at Cork is good, good to firm in places (with selective watering). Tue 06th May
Saturn back to winning ways at Navan
The Jessica Harrington trained Saturn returned to winning ways when coming from last to first to take the Cusack Hotel Group Family Fun Day July 13th Handicap at Navan. Tue 08th Apr
Zaragoza comes good on handicap debut
The most inexperienced runner in the 19-strong field, Zaragoza, who was bought for E200,000 as a yearling, came out on top in the Sky Bet Acca Freeze Handicap. Wed 05th Jun
Ebor now firmly on the agenda for 'tough horse' Saturn
Saturn once again showed admirable battling qualities, as he just prevailed in the Sky Bet Race To The Ebor Premier Handicap. Wed 05th Jun
Crystal Black dynamite in the Curragh
Crystal Black continued his love affair with the Curragh when scooping another good pot in the Infinite Energy Handicap over 1m2f. Sat 25th May
Progressive Saturn completes Harrington and Foley brace
By Galileo out of Alpha Centauri Saturn was clearly bred to be better than an 80-rated performer, but the grey is going the right way and today completed a double for Jessica Harrington and Shane Foley in the Leopardstown Golf And Driving Range Handicap. Sun 12th May
Saturn blasts in for McCullagh
Wed 29th Nov
McAteer strong in finish aboard Teorie
Luke McAteer had to be at his strongest when guiding Teorie to success in the colours of Jackie Bolger in the Clayton Hotel Leopardstown Maiden. Thu 20th Jul
O'Brien and Moore hit treble with The Black Tiger
The Black Tiger (11/2) hadn't really threatened in three previous outings, but it was a different story this evening as he took the concluding Hartes Group Irish EBF Maiden for Aidan O'Brien. Fri 30th Jun
He had a really good run at the Curragh the first day and then we probably ran him on ground that was a little bit too soft for him the second day,. Shane (Foley) got off him that day and said 'don't run him on that ground again and step him up to a mile-and-a-half'. We were short of options and were kind of forced into running him over a mile-and-a-quarter here. He was just caught for a bit of toe inside the last furlong and finished a good third that day. We sat and waited for this mile-and-a-half maiden with him. Scott (McCullagh) said he did it very impressively and he'd have no problem even stepping up to a mile-and-six. I think physically he's gotten an awful lot stronger. He's been this size since he came into us as a yearling and he's only really starting to furnish and get his mind on the job as well. I love the way he did it there and it's very exciting going forward. We'll keep him on a good surface. We rolled the dice that day running him on a bit softer surface as he had done a few bits of work on a bit softer but he's just like his mother, he likes to gallop down the road. We're very lucky as we've had the first three progeny out of her and I'd say Aidan (O'Brien) will have the rest!. We've got a really nice full-sister who is a little bit bigger and lovely Circus Maximus yearling, she is a little bit neater so we might hopefully see her as a two-year-old.
Mrs John Harrington
He had a really good run at the Curragh the first day and then we probably ran him on ground that was a little bit too soft for him the second day,. Shane (Foley) got off him that day and said 'don't run him on that ground again and step him up to a mile-and-a-half'. We were short of options and were kind of forced into running him over a mile-and-a-quarter here. He was just caught for a bit of toe inside the last furlong and finished a good third that day. We sat and waited for this mile-and-a-half maiden with him. Scott (McCullagh) said he did it very impressively and he'd have no problem even stepping up to a mile-and-six. I think physically he's gotten an awful lot stronger. He's been this size since he came into us as a yearling and he's only really starting to furnish and get his mind on the job as well. I love the way he did it there and it's very exciting going forward. We'll keep him on a good surface. We rolled the dice that day running him on a bit softer surface as he had done a few bits of work on a bit softer but he's just like his mother, he likes to gallop down the road. We're very lucky as we've had the first three progeny out of her and I'd say Aidan (O'Brien) will have the rest!. We've got a really nice full-sister who is a little bit bigger and lovely Circus Maximus yearling, she is a little bit neater so we might hopefully see her as a two-year-old.
Mrs John Harrington
After race at Navan Tue, 8th Apr, 2025 (1st)
He does stay well. I feel a bit emotional getting him back because he was all set to go to the Ebor and he had a little bit of a setback, and we were lucky to keep him. It is a testament to the vets at Anglesey Lodge that he is here, they worked tirelessly with him. He had won the 'win and you're in Ebor race' (at Curragh) last year and he was going for that, and it was just unfortunate we had a turn of events. Fair play to his owner/breeders, they have been patient and he has got back to winning ways. He was only ready to start today. We didn't have him fully wound up because we said it would probably be the end of April or middle of May before we get him out. Then we saw the dry spell last week and we put him on the box to the Curragh at the end of last week. Scott said he took two big blows and he is going to improve no end. He's big and strong and is still a full horse. I think we are only starting to see the best of him. He was a very, very playful young horse and today, professional-wise, he was a different horse. I'd imagine he will end up in one of the staying races at Royal Ascot. I hope we have a very exciting season with him.
Mrs John Harrington
He does stay well. I feel a bit emotional getting him back because he was all set to go to the Ebor and he had a little bit of a setback, and we were lucky to keep him. It is a testament to the vets at Anglesey Lodge that he is here, they worked tirelessly with him. He had won the 'win and you're in Ebor race' (at Curragh) last year and he was going for that, and it was just unfortunate we had a turn of events. Fair play to his owner/breeders, they have been patient and he has got back to winning ways. He was only ready to start today. We didn't have him fully wound up because we said it would probably be the end of April or middle of May before we get him out. Then we saw the dry spell last week and we put him on the box to the Curragh at the end of last week. Scott said he took two big blows and he is going to improve no end. He's big and strong and is still a full horse. I think we are only starting to see the best of him. He was a very, very playful young horse and today, professional-wise, he was a different horse. I'd imagine he will end up in one of the staying races at Royal Ascot. I hope we have a very exciting season with him.
Mrs John Harrington
After race at Dundalk Wed, 29th Nov, 2023 (1st)
He had a really good run at the Curragh the first day and then we probably ran him on ground that was a little bit too soft for him the second day,. Shane (Foley) got off him that day and said 'don't run him on that ground again and step him up to a mile-and-a-half'. We were short of options and were kind of forced into running him over a mile-and-a-quarter here. He was just caught for a bit of toe inside the last furlong and finished a good third that day. We sat and waited for this mile-and-a-half maiden with him. Scott (McCullagh) said he did it very impressively and he'd have no problem even stepping up to a mile-and-six. I think physically he's gotten an awful lot stronger. He's been this size since he came into us as a yearling and he's only really starting to furnish and get his mind on the job as well. I love the way he did it there and it's very exciting going forward. We'll keep him on a good surface. We rolled the dice that day running him on a bit softer surface as he had done a few bits of work on a bit softer but he's just like his mother, he likes to gallop down the road. We're very lucky as we've had the first three progeny out of her and I'd say Aidan (O'Brien) will have the rest!. We've got a really nice full-sister who is a little bit bigger and lovely Circus Maximus yearling, she is a little bit neater so we might hopefully see her as a two-year-old.
Mrs John Harrington
He had a really good run at the Curragh the first day and then we probably ran him on ground that was a little bit too soft for him the second day,. Shane (Foley) got off him that day and said 'don't run him on that ground again and step him up to a mile-and-a-half'. We were short of options and were kind of forced into running him over a mile-and-a-quarter here. He was just caught for a bit of toe inside the last furlong and finished a good third that day. We sat and waited for this mile-and-a-half maiden with him. Scott (McCullagh) said he did it very impressively and he'd have no problem even stepping up to a mile-and-six. I think physically he's gotten an awful lot stronger. He's been this size since he came into us as a yearling and he's only really starting to furnish and get his mind on the job as well. I love the way he did it there and it's very exciting going forward. We'll keep him on a good surface. We rolled the dice that day running him on a bit softer surface as he had done a few bits of work on a bit softer but he's just like his mother, he likes to gallop down the road. We're very lucky as we've had the first three progeny out of her and I'd say Aidan (O'Brien) will have the rest!. We've got a really nice full-sister who is a little bit bigger and lovely Circus Maximus yearling, she is a little bit neater so we might hopefully see her as a two-year-old.
Mrs John Harrington
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