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Belfast Banter (IRE)
Last Win
Aintree Fri, 9th Apr, 21 9/1, K C Sexton
(1324 days)
Last Run
Wincanton Sat, 6th Nov, 21
3rd, 6/1, K C Sexton
(1113 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
1
0
0%
0
Hurdle IRE
14
1
7%
€35,930
Hurdle GB
5
2
40%
£95,948
NHF GB
2
1
50%
£2,665
PtoP
1
0
Under Rules Total
22
4
18%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
n
MorningSP
09Apr21 Ain 16f Good to Soft 4y+ H(75K)
11-4[9/1]ts71st of 10, 1.25L to Do Your Job
K C Sexton
1
9/1
Jan 2020
January Sale (Goffs UK)
Purchaser: Withdrawn
Lots Sold: 175
Prices
Avg: £15,381
Median: £9,000
Maximum: £370,000
Change of Trainer Dan Skelton to Peter Fahey
Change of Trainer Dan Skelton
Apr 2019
Cheltenham April Sale (Tattersalls Cheltenham)
Purchaser: Direct Bloodstock
£30,000
Lots Sold: 44
Prices
Avg: £64,795
Median: £57,500
Maximum: £180,000
Handler Patrick Eugene Turley
Jun 2018
Land Rover Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Purchaser: Patrick Turley & Mark O Hare
€28,000
Lots Sold: 216
Prices
Avg: €48,389
Median: €38,000
Maximum: €325,000
Nov 2016
November National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: T Hillman
€10,000
Lots Sold: 844
Prices
Avg: €14,264
Median: €10,500
Maximum: €160,000
Feb 2016
February National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Lot Not Sold
€6,500
Lots Sold: 159
Prices
Avg: €9,260
Median: €5,800
Maximum: €67,000
Nov 2015
November National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Purchaser: Lot Not Sold
€11,500
Lots Sold: 924
Prices
Avg: €13,803
Median: €10,500
Maximum: €145,000
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.
I’m absolutely thrilled — we’re celebrating here at home!. After Cheltenham we picked out this race and I said to the owners we were just hoping he’d go over and run a big race. To come out and win is absolutely unbelievable. We went into the race thinking we were riding him to be placed, just because he’s that type of horse that follows along, so to go and win has given us all a massive buzz. I don’t think he’ll go to Punchestown, to be honest. I’ll have a chat with the owners, but he’s not in any of the graded races there. The plan was to go to Aintree and if he ran well and went up a couple of pounds, he’d be guaranteed to get into the Galway Hurdle. We’ll see what way things are now and see what the handicapper does — we might be out of handicaps now, I suppose. The Galway Hurdle is worth a lot of money, but I’d take a Grade One over that any day.
Peter Fahey
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