Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Annie Pender (IRE)

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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 Annie Pender (IRE) was mentioned

Hardy Bloke gives Meade a birthday winner

Noel Meade marked his 70th birthday with a winner as Hes A Hardy Bloke took the opening GAIN Rated Novice Hurdle in fine style at Cork. Sat 02nd Jan

Kitty & O'Keeffe are not for catching

Kitty Galore made the breakthrough over flights as she made all in the Irish Racing Wall Calendar 2021 Mares Handicap Hurdle. Sun 11th Oct

Foley is away and Colin is at play

Colin Keane doubled up in the finale at Limerick, the JT McNamara Ladbrokes Munster National Tomorrow At Limerick Racecourse Handicap (DIV II), aboard Amlad, to go two ahead in the battle to be champion jockey. Sat 10th Oct

Annie Pender makes all for O'Regan

Annie Pender (11/4) made all to take the John Lynch Memorial Maiden Hurdle by a length and a quarter from Gevrey (6/1). Sat 26th Sep

New silks prove lucky for Elliott

With his recently registered royal blue, gold stag’s head, royal blue cap silks, owner/trainer Gordon Elliott landed the Shamrock Festival Racing 14th March Maiden Hurdle at Navan with the gambled-on Metal Man (16s into 6s). Tue 03rd Mar

After race at Listowel Sat, 26th Sep, 2020 (1st)

She had a winter's racing behind her last year but was a bit difficult and was free and keen. She is starting to relax now and she jumped super. She has that done and I think there's a winners' hurdle at Wexford in a month's time and while I could also look at a flat handicap, I want to keep her mind on the jumping game because she was so keen coming off the flat and it might undo it all again.

John Queally