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Review curragh 24th Aug
War Command got back in the winning groove with an overwhelming success in the Galileo EBF Futurity Stakes at the CurraghSat 24th Aug
War Command bounces back in the Futurity
After disappointing in the Phoenix Stakes on his last start, War Command (8/11fav) bounced back to his best this afternoon, as he took the Group 2 Galileo European Breeders Fund Futurity Stakes, providing his rider Joseph O’Brien with a treble on the card. Sat 24th Aug
Exogenesis bidding for Futurity honours
Exogenesis bids to take his winning streak to four with his toughest task to date when he takes on Group Two company in the Galileo EBF Futurity Stakes at the Curragh this afternoon. Sat 24th AugReview curragh 11th Aug
Sudirman elevated his status among Ireland's top two-year-olds as he burst the War Command bubble in the Keeneland Phoenix Stakes at the CurraghSun 11th Aug
Sudirman too good for Big Time and War
Sudirman beat Big Time by half a length in the Railway Stakes over the course and distance in June, and David Wachman trained colt did the same this afternoon, as he took the Group 1 Keeneland Phoenix Stakes under Wayne Lordan. Sun 11th Aug
Review leopardstown 7th Jun
Pale Mimosa signalled she could be in for a big season as she returned to action with a battling success in the Seamus & Rosemary McGrath Memorial Saval Beg Stakes at LeopardstownFri 07th Jun
War gets on top late in opener
War Command got going late on to make a winning debut in the opening two-year-old maiden at Leopardstown. Fri 07th Jun
The Ascot horse is back! . The last day I had given him a break after Ascot and he jumped and ran hard, and it caught him out. In the middle of the race he was a bit ring rusty. He was a different horse today, he really quickened up. The last day was trainer error again. I obviously didn't have him sharp or tight enough. I'm very happy with him and he got seven furlongs well. I wanted to bring him back here as maybe he was a bit asleep the last time. If we are going for the National Stakes I'd rather to get a run into him over him going asleep again.
A P O'Brien
We're delighted with that as Jim's horse has a good bit of form,. He's green but won nicely at the line without having too hard a time. It's a lovely bit of ground and he loves fast ground. I wouldn't mind going back in trip with him as he's got plenty of speed.
A P O'Brien
