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Cristal Clere (IRE)
Last Win
Roscommon Mon, 4th Sep, 23 7/1, S D Bowen
(445 days)
Last Run
Curragh Sun, 3rd Nov, 24
6th, 33/1, S D Bowen
(20 days)
Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Win %
Earnings
Flat IRE
30
4
13%
€68,645
Hurdle IRE
1
0
0%
€525
Flat GB
1
0
0%
£12,798
Under Rules Total
32
4
12%
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
05Apr24 Dun 12f Standard 4y+ F(14K)
9-4[25/1]4th of 6, 8.00L behind Hans Andersen
S D Bowen
10/125/1
24Mar23 Dun 11f Standard 4y+ Hcap(15K)
9-2[15/2]2nd of 12, shd behind Burren Song
S D Bowen
10/115/2
24Feb23 Dun 11f Standard 4y+ F(14K)
8-12[20/1]3rd of 6, 3.25L behind Okita Soushi
S D Bowen
50/120/1
11Nov22 Dun 11f Standard 3y+ Mdn(12K)
9-4[11/2]3rd of 13, 0.63L behind Express Way
S D Bowen
9/111/2
20Apr22 Bel 12f Good 4y+ Mdn(11K)
9-2[13/2]3rd of 11, 10.50L behind Earl Of Tyrone
S D Bowen
8/113/2
01Apr22 Dun 8f Standard 4y+ Mdn(11K)
9-2[17/2]3rd of 14, 5.00L behind Rosscarbery
S D Bowen
12/117/2
Oct 2021
Autumn Horses In Training Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: CB Bloodstock
£15,000
Lots Sold: 1001
Prices
Avg: £31,365
Median: £16,000
Maximum: £700,000
Jul 2021
July Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn
Lots Sold: 539
Prices
Avg: £22,824
Median: £12,000
Maximum: £220,000
Oct 2019
October Yearling Sale Book 2, Tattersalls (Tattersalls (UK))
Purchaser: Jill Lamb Bloodstock
£40,000
Lots Sold: 620
Prices
Avg: £78,224
Median: £55,500
Maximum: £1,050,000
Symbols Explained
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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.
That's brilliant, I'm delighted. He was a little horse we bought to win a maiden in Belharbour but he went a different direction. We bought a couple of Flat ones to get Seanie (nephew) going. If you want an event pony they cost half a million and we bought him for 15 grand. He's after winning 45 grand now and putting the jockey on the board. Seanie said he was feeling the surface at Dundalk the last day and changing his legs. We didn't know how he'd go on the ground on Sunday, we were just hoping he would. He jumps hurdles and fences, so hopefully he'll rock on. He's a right little horse, we bought him at Newmarket last year at the horses-in-training sale — he hadn't run. When we brought him home we thought we had him for point-to-pointing and we schooled him over fences and all. When we put him up against the rest of the pointers, he was a bit on small side and I said if he wins we still won't get paid for him, so we'll get value for Seanie rather than go that way. These Flat men have it cushy, this fella doesn't do anything. We were off schooling this morning at 7am this morning with a load of horses. You just give this fella a few nuts and a pick of grass and away he goes, it's an easy game. I carried out the saddle for him today and if he rides him over hurdles I'll have to get a wheelbarrow to carry the saddle. Hopefully we'll run him over hurdles, he could be a right little horse for that. He could go to any of those (Flat) handicaps in the summer as well for expe
John J Nallen
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