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Tareze (IRE) b m 2019

Track Horse HorseTracker

Tareze (IRE) b m 2019

Sire

Kayf Tara (GB)

Dam

Theleze (FR)

Dam's Sire

Lavirco (GER)

Owner

Mrs S Rowley-Williams

Trainer

Henry De Bromhead

Breeder

Mrs S Rowley-Williams

Last Win

Clonmel Thu, 24th Oct, 24 8/11Fav, D J O'Keeffe (24 days)

Last Run

Clonmel Thu, 24th Oct, 24 1st, 8/11Fav, D J O'Keeffe (24 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

25%

€13,600

-2.27

PtoP

Under Rules Total

25%

-2.27

Form Figures

1-22P1

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 1-22P1

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Change of Trainer Henry De Bromhead

Handler Colin Bowe

Symbols Explained

ts² Tongue Strap vs² Visor hd² Hood es² Eye Shield ec² Eye Cover cp² Cheekpiece bl² Blinkers tt² Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel

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 Tareze (IRE) was mentioned

Tareze's main rival gifts her victory in Clonmel

Tareze (8/11f) was left clear to win as she pleased in the mares' maiden hurdle at Clonmel. Thu 24th Oct

Mullins completes Punchestown double

Willie Mullins had a setback with Gala Marceau's Punchestown defeat today but nonetheless recorded a double, as Cuta Des As (7/4) scored on seasonal reappearance in the See You At Festival 2024 Mares Maiden Hurdle. Wed 21st Feb

Bioluminescence shines up in trip

Mon 29th Jan

After race at Clonmel Thu, 24th Oct, 2024 (1st)

That was brilliant and I'm delighted for Sally Rowley-Williams as she has been a tremendous supporter of ours for years and it is lovely to see her win with a really nice homebred. She was a nice mare in the spring, but was always big and I felt she'd do better with a bit of time under her belt. She is still only a five-year-old, will improve plenty although definitely wouldn't want the ground any better than that. Darragh said it was safe though so we were happy to go.

Henry De Bromhead