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- Horse Tower Of London Ire
- Tower Of London (IRE)
Tower Of London (IRE) b c 15th May 2020Track Horse
Track Horse
Tower Of London (IRE) b c 15th May 2020
Trainer
Breeder
Lynch Bages Ltd & Camas Park Stud
Last Win
Curragh Sat, 20th Jul, 24 13/8, R L Moore
(155 days)
Last Run
Curragh Sat, 20th Jul, 24
1st, 13/8, R L Moore
(155 days)
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Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
7
4
0
57%
€196,600
3.97
Flat GB
3
0
1
0%
£87,667
-3.00
Flat UAE
1
1
0
100%
AED2,164,219
2.00
Under Rules Total
11
5
1
45%
2.98
Form Figures
15-611249-151
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 15-611249-151
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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 Tower Of London (IRE) was mentioned
London 'could be anything' after dramatic Curragh Cup success
A brave front-running display from Grosvenor Square came up just short, as he was mowed down close home by stable companion Tower Of London in the Comer Group International Curragh Cup. Sat 20th Jul
Strait provides Horgan with shock Cesarewitch success
The outsider of the 30-runner field for the Friends Of The Curragh Irish Cesarewitch, Magellan Strait sprang a huge 150/1 surprise under 7lb apprentice Hugh Horgan. Sun 24th Sep
Londofficecallin battles to bring up Roche's brace
Leigh Roche doubled up at Down Royal on Londofficecallin (9/2) in the extended mile and a-half handicap. Sat 24th Jun
Tower Of London another Derby winner for O'Brien
It may not have been Epsom or the Curragh but Aidan O'Brien added another Derby winner to his record with Tower Of London proving far too strong for the opposition in the BoyleSports Ulster Derby at Down Royal. Sat 24th Jun
Topweight Tower Of London heads betting for Ulster Derby
The €100,000 BoyleSports Ulster Derby is the highlight on a seven-race card at Down Royal this afternoon with the action getting underway at 2pm. Sat 24th JunO'Brien and Moore double up with Tower Of London
Tower Of London showed a good engine to land the Listed King George V Cup despite drifting markedly right in the closing stages. Thu 08th Jun
Rodin rises to the occasion
The Aidan O'Brien-trained Auguste Rodin proved too strong for his rivals when landing the Group 2 KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown. Sat 10th Sep
Tower Of London has rivals locked up on debut
The regally bred Tower Of London looks a name to note after making a winning debut in the Frank Conroy Irish EBF Maiden and complete a double for both Ryan Moore and Aidan O’Brien at Leopardstown. Thu 21st Jul
After race at Leopardstown Thu, 8th Jun, 2023 (1st) 
We're delighted he won but we didn't learn a lot as it was a very slow pace,. We know that he can quicken, he did that as a two-year-old. There are a couple of races in Ascot, he could go either a mile-and-a-quarter or a mile-and-a-half. He might be a horse that likes to take his time and not be produced until late, Ryan gave him a perfect ride because they were going so slow he had to go. He ran bad in the Derby trial and that was probably the ground and he was a bit keen behind Auguste Rodin here last year. Looking at him he's probably a mile-and-a-quarter plus horse who wants plenty of pace on in front of him and to take your time. I'd say that's him.
A P O'Brien
We're delighted he won but we didn't learn a lot as it was a very slow pace,. We know that he can quicken, he did that as a two-year-old. There are a couple of races in Ascot, he could go either a mile-and-a-quarter or a mile-and-a-half. He might be a horse that likes to take his time and not be produced until late, Ryan gave him a perfect ride because they were going so slow he had to go. He ran bad in the Derby trial and that was probably the ground and he was a bit keen behind Auguste Rodin here last year. Looking at him he's probably a mile-and-a-quarter plus horse who wants plenty of pace on in front of him and to take your time. I'd say that's him.
A P O'Brien
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