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Madhmoonah (IRE) b f 2009
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Review dundalk 11th Apr
Aloof made a most encouraging reappearance in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Race at DundalkWed 11th Apr
Aloof completes Lordan's double
The concluding Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Race at Dundalk tonight had the distinction of being the 1,000th race to be run at the venue since its reopening, with victory going to the David Wachman trained Aloof. Wed 11th Apr
Review curragh 10th Sep
Jukebox Jury and Duncan fought out a pulsating finish to the Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh and the judge could not split the British pair at the end of the ClassicSat 10th Sep
Weld filly wins Curragh opener
The Dermot Weld trained Madhmoonah, under Pat Smullen, showed the benefit of two previous runs to win the opening Foleys Antiques Naas EBF Fillies Maiden at The Curragh today. Sat 10th Sep
Review killarney 24th Aug
Johnny Murtagh was seen at his very best when guiding Zaralabad home in the www.thetote.com Kingdom Gold Cup Handicap at KillarneyWed 24th Aug
Condon strikes again with French Quebec
French Quebec travelled much better to the business end of the opening Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Fillies Maiden at Killarney than any of her rivals but when the pressure was applied by her rider Johnny Murtagh, the twice previously raced juvenile swished her tail. That appeared to give the well-backed favourite Madhmoonah the advantage. Wed 24th Aug
Madhmoonah did it nicely and is a good filly. It isn't often one gets beaten at Killarney (when turned over having gone 1.01 in-running) and comes back to win at the Curragh!. The ease in ground helped her and the CL Weld Stakes here in a few weeks time will be her next race.
D K Weld
