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Ronan's Bay (USA)
17yo b f 2009
Ronan's Bay (USA)
b f 2009- Form
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Review navan 9th Jun
Mizani looks capable of making an impact in a higher sphere after his resounding success in the feature Irish Stallion Farms EBF Race at NavanSat 09th Jun
Mizani eases to feature race success
With the defection of both Triumphant and Brendan Bracken just four lined up for the feature race at Navan this afternoon the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Race for 3yo's over a mile. Sat 09th Jun
Review fairyhouse 18th Sep
Connections of Seanie were celebrating at Fairyhouse when the David Marnane-trained gelding scooped a big pot in the Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sale StakesSun 18th Sep
Landmark winner for Kent
George Kent saddled his first Flat winner when Ronan's Bay came out best in a terrific finish to the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden. Sun 18th Sep
Review tipperary 18th Aug
Johnny Murtagh brought Alanza (9/2) with a well-timed challenge to land a competitive renewal of the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fairy Bridge Stakes at TipperaryThu 18th Aug
She's a nice filly, and improved a lot from her first run in Tipperary. We think she's smart, and she's entered in the Irish 1,000 Guineas. We will train train her like a good one until she shows us otherwise, and the Silken Glider Stakes (at the Curragh) could be her next race. She's a good actioned filly. We had a good few jump winners before but that's our first winner since taking out a Flat licence. Pre-training is my main thing, and this filly was one we held onto.
George J Kent
