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Baby Zeus (IRE) br g 13th Apr 2017

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Baby Zeus (IRE) br g 13th Apr 2017

Sire

Footstepsinthesand (GB)

Dam

Reine De Coeur (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Montjeu (IRE)

Owner

Ray Grehan

Trainer

W P Mullins

Breeder

Mr Patrick McCormack

Last Win

Curragh Sun, 23rd May, 21 6/1, C T Keane (1271 days)

Last Run

Galway Sat, 29th Oct, 22 fell, 5/2, D E Mullins (748 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

14%

€67,600

6.00

Hurdle IRE

€525

-2.00

Flat GB

-1.00

Under Rules Total

12%

3.00

Form Figures

12-4367-104050-4360F/

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 12-4367-104050-4360F/

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MorningSP

Change of Trainer G M Lyons to W P Mullins

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 Baby Zeus (IRE) was mentioned

Neverending 'not the easiest' but gets job done

Level Neverending gained a deserved success when running out a convincing winner of the Irish Farmers Journal Maiden Hurdle at Kilbeggan. Fri 13th May

Aggie makes it 2 on the day for Joseph O'Brien team at Leopardstown

There was no joy for the Joseph O'Brien runners over at Ascot on Champions Day but the Piltown handler was responsible for a Leopardstown double that came in at odds of just over 18/1. Powerful Aggie completed the brace in the finale under Mikey Sheehy. Sat 16th Oct

Joyce lands feature on Crowns Major

Wesley Joyce took the featured €100,000 handicap on day six of the Galway Festival on board Crowns Major. Sat 31st Jul

Hayes brace completed aboard Mosala in the Nasrullah

Half-an-hour on from his success on Clifftop, Chris Hayes doubled up at Leopardstown in the big money Irish Stallion Farms EBF 'Nasrullah' Handicap. The Limerick man got Mosala home in front for the Henry de Bromhead yard. Thu 08th Jul

Well-backed Foveros brings up double for Mullins

Foveros landed plenty of wagers with a facile victory in the concluding two mile handicap in the Curragh. Sun 23rd May

Keane doubles up on Baby Zeus

Colin Keane brought up a brace of winners at the Curragh today after driving Baby Zeus home in the 10 furlong handicap. Sun 23rd May

Halford's Sky Seven takes 'Red God' Handicap under Whelan

Confirmed all-weather performer Sky Seven (14/1) landed the Irish Stallion Farms EBF ‘Red God’ Handicap in the hands of Ronan Whelan. Sat 15th Aug

Red Kelly seals Murtagh's treble in feature

Red Kelly cut down front-running Sunchart to win the BoyleSports Ulster Derby under Shane Kelly. Fri 24th Jul

Twomey targets black type with Raven's Cry

Raven's Cry made it two from three with success in the opening median auction race on Killarney's card. Sat 24th Aug

Shelir aims to avail of drop in class

Shelir will try to regain the winning thread as he drops back to Listed company in today’s Dunloe Hotel & Gardens Vincent O’Brien Ruby Stakes at Killarney. Sat 24th Aug

Baby Zeus comes from the clouds to land the opener

The hot favourite Arthur’s Kingdom was run down late on in the opening two-year-old maiden at Killarney as Ger Lyons’ newcomer Baby Zeus got up on the line to score by a nose under Colin Keane. The Footstepsinthesand gelding got motoring inside the final furlong to collar the heavily supported Ballydoyle-trained market leader (backed from 1/3 into 2/9 on course). Wed 17th Jul

After race at Killarney Wed, 17th Jul, 2019 (1st)

It's an easy thing to say but we always liked him. He could have been entered at the Curragh at the weekend but we said we'd come down here for the nice ground and it is all to do with his head. He is very very immature and we never start one off wearing a hood but he is wearing a hood as it works on him. Colin and Martin, our head man at home, ride him the whole time and he is a handful but he has taken this race like a pro and this is what it's all about. We know he has an engine but is not cooked yet and isn't ready but in a month's time he'll be ready. Ours improve anyway and he'll improve for that but today was all about his head and he is bred to be a stayer. It's a big thrill for his owner Ray Grehan too as he owned the dam and owns (a sister) Lagostovegas. He is a Galway man who lives locally and it's great to have a horse for him and they're after getting some thrill out of this.

G M Lyons