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Sir John Lavery (IRE) b c 28th Apr 2014
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Review leopardstown 9th Sep
Decorated Knight registered his third Group One victory of the campaign by coming from last to first in the QIPCO Irish Champion Stakes at LeopardstownSat 09th Sep
Suedois return to winning ways in Boomerang
Suedois opened his account for the season when taking an exciting renewal of the Clipper Logistics Boomerang Stakes at Leopardstown. Sat 09th Sep
Stack reports Komnenos in good shape
Fozzy Stack is looking to the skies ahead of Alexios Komnenos taking up his place in the Clipper Logistics Boomerang Stakes at Leopardstown on Saturday. Sat 09th Sep
Review cork 8th Aug
Irish Oaks third Eziyra collected her first success of the season with an accomplished display in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes at CorkTue 08th Aug
Sir John Lavery brings up O'Brien's brace
Sir John Lavery gave Aidan O'Brien a double in Cork this evening when powering home in the Listed Platinum Stakes over a mile. Tue 08th Aug
Give Thanks for clash of generations
The Group Three Irish Stallion Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes is the highlight on a quality card at Cork this evening and sees a real battle of the generations. Tue 08th Aug
Review gowran park 18th Oct
The opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden could be a race worth following after Sir John Lavery produced a smart performance for trainer Aidan O'BrienTue 18th Oct
Lavery looks good in opener
Sir John Lavery strode clear inside the final furlong to open his account in impressive fashion in the opening mile maiden at Gowran Park this afternoon. Tue 18th Oct
Somno looks likely sort for Bolger
In Somno looks a likely sort for the Thomastown Fillies Median Auction Maiden in Gowran Park on Tuesday. Tue 18th Oct
Grandee brings up Foley's double
Grandee landed a punt in the Curragh when hitting the line first in the mile and one juvenile maiden. Mon 10th Oct
We thought he was a very smart horse but he disappointed in his two runs and obviously we were stretching him to far. He is from Hawk Wing's family and you'd be delighted with him today and Seamus was very happy with him. I'd say the ground wouldn't bother him but what he loves is the high tempo; going 1m4f they were going a bit steady for him. It's the trainer's fault he has entries over further but we'll obviously come back and stay at a mile. Wayne (Lordan) was riding him work and he thought it could be that he was quick and that's what John (Magnier) thought himself. We'll stick to that trip and he'll go back to Group level now; you'd also love to have him in training as a four-year-old as he's a fine, big, powerful horse.
A P O'Brien
