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Imposing Supreme (IRE)
gr g 2016
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Imposing Supreme (IRE) gr g 2016
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Mr & Mrs John Banahan
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Sep 2017
September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Ridge Manor Stud
Purchaser: Thomas Gibney
€15,000
Lots Sold: 401
Prices
Avg: €28,556
Median: €23,000
Maximum: €230,000
Nov 2016
November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Ridge Manor Stud
Purchaser: Withdrawn
Lots Sold: 697
Prices
Avg: €28,814
Median: €15,000
Maximum: €775,000
Reports in which Imposing Supreme (IRE) was mentioned
Imposing Supreme recorded his fourth Galway festival victory when landing the Ardilaun Hotel Handicap under Gavin Ryan.
Sat 03rd Aug
The Richard Fahey trained Reidh gave the British raiding party a second winner on the evening when justifying strong market support under Oisin Orr to land the caulfieldindustrial.com Handicap at Galway.
Tue 30th Jul
Declan McDonogh (unwell) had been due to partner second-race victor The Road Is Long and missed out on another winner when 4/1 favourite Blackcastle Storm took the McNally´s Pharmacy 365 Handicap for Matthew Smith and the Up The Bog Road Syndicate.
Fri 05th Jul
Frankie Dettori enjoyed a convincing victory over Willie Mullins in a storm-reduced Barney Curley Charity Cup at Bellewstown.
Wed 27th Sep
Imposing Supreme availed of a drop in class to grab his fifth career success in the 47-70 handicap over an extended seven furlongs in Bellewstown.
Fri 07th Jul
Giladah made it three wins from her last four starts as she just got the better of Band Width in the Follow Us On Social Media Handicap.
Tue 27th Sep
Imposing Supreme stayed on to oblige in the extended nine furlong Treacy's Pharmacies Handicap at Ballinrobe.
Mon 20th Jun
Casanova recorded his first win on Irish soil, as he kept on strongly to take the Donnellys Of Barna Rated Race.
Tue 07th Sep
Happywifehappylife has come in for plenty of market support for the concluding contest at Galway this evening, the Sean Cleary Memorial Fillies Maiden.
Tue 07th Sep
The 2/1 favourite Imposing Supreme, who got into the race as third reserve, landed the Ardilaun Hotel Handicap to gain his second win of the Festival.
Sun 01st Aug
Bumper and maiden winner Monas Melody faces a couple of highly-rated rivals in the 1m6f conditions race at 4.20, but nonetheless Sam Curling's mare has been backed from 10/1 into 4/1 with Seamie Heffernan taking the mount.
Sun 01st Aug
Gary Carroll doubled up at Galway with a fine ride on board 9/2 favourite Imposing Supreme in the first split of the extended mile handicap.
Tue 27th Jul
On the back of an Ulster Oaks third placing last time, Celtic Crown ran out a convincing winner of the Sneem Handicap to give the man to follow at Killarney, John Murphy, a double.
Tue 13th Jul
Following on from a couple of second placings last month Overheer went a position better to beat a big field of rivals in the first division of the Plusvital Handicap at Leopardstown.
Thu 03rd Jun
Alhaazm followed up a win at Dundalk last month when completing a quick double on the evening for connections in the Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk Handicap.
Fri 09th Oct
A couple of Jessica Harrington-trained horses have been backed ahead of today’s meeting at Gowran where the updated going description is good, yielding in places.
Wed 12th Aug
Investec Oaks fifth Delphinia heads Aidan O’Brien’s quartet of runners competing for the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes at Cork.
Sat 17th Aug
After close second placings the last twice Imposing Supreme (8s into 6s) delivered in the Arthur Guinness Handicap at Galway.
Fri 02nd Aug
Another summer day and another winner for Jessica Harrington, this time with Calling Time in the Flesk Handicap in Killarney over an extended mile.
Tue 16th Jul
Chris Hayes bagged his third winner in two days at Tipperary today as he steered the Kevin Prendergast trained Muntahez to win the Costello's Tavern Handicap from a wide draw in 17.
Thu 04th Jul
Beau Warrior readily justified 6/4 favouritism when winning the Christmas Party Packages Nursery Handicap at Dundalk this evening as the Ado McGuinness trained filly gained a second win at the venue this month.
Wed 21st Nov
Beau Warrior landed an inspired gamble to win the Christmas Party Nights Dundalk Nursery at Dundalk this evening as the Ado McGuinness made a winning handicap debut under jockey Rory Cleary.
Wed 07th Nov
After race at
Galway Sat, 3rd Aug, 2024 (1st) 
It all went very smooth, which you don't always get around here but he had a good draw and it was a little drop in class having run well here on Tuesday. He absolutely loves it here and is a better horse here, and I can't think why. We were very worried about the ground but as he is getting older, is handling the easier ground better than he used to. Even though he is a big horse, he likes the tight tracks and we'll tip away now. Leonard Kinsella owns him on his own for the past year, he is with me from the start and is a great friend of mine.
Thomas Gibney
After race at
Bellewstown Fri, 7th Jul, 2023 (1st)
The left-haned wasn't a worry, he had run well in Killarney a few times. We thought the track would suit him and we were very confident of a big run today. He ran well in the Curragh the last day, but he just ended up having to come from a bit far back. It takes him a while to get up and get going. Yes, 100 per cent that (Galway) will be the next stop. We'll see if the handicapper gives him a chance. He's a fantastic horse to do anything with and is a real yard favourite, he's a real pet and a pleasure to have around the place.
Thomas Gibney
After race at
Ballinrobe Mon, 20th Jun, 2022 (1st)
I had my doubts about him getting the trip to be honest. Kevin Haigney, who owns half of him with Leonard (Kinsella), was keen to come here and we got away with it. Kevin also owns Atavique so it’s been a great couple of days for him and the pair of them are two great owners to have. He gets up the hill in Galway so well and yet Gary got off him just now and said that we just about got away with that. He thinks he gets the mile and no further. We’ll probably head straight to Galway with him now. This is the first time he’s won anywhere other than there.
Thomas Gibney
After race at
Galway Sun, 1st Aug, 2021 (1st)
That's brilliant. Getting in was the hard part. He came out of Tuesday's race as well as I've ever seen him and gave us huge confidence for today. Chris gave him a great ride, it panned out lovely and you couldn't ask for any more. The mile looks to be the job done with him but he was grand there and did what he had to do. It's great that it's coming together for him now at this stage of the game. We were very disappointed with him last year when we thought we'd do well. There were horses that were racing around him as a three-year-old that went on and did very well. We had high expectations but he just didn't go forward like we thought he would. He seems to be doing it this year for some reason and we are delighted. The handicapper went to town on him after Tuesday and it seems a bit exaggerated to me but sure it was great to get that anyway.
Thomas Gibney
After race at
Galway Tue, 27th Jul, 2021 (1st)
We were hemming and hawing whether we'd run him on the ground to be honest. We always believed he wanted good ground to be at his best. We took a chance on the bad ground, to take a pull and drop him in as he's normally ridden prominently as well. Gary is brilliant and it worked out. He's been running really well. His only one win before today was here so the track was never going to be an issue if we got a bit of luck. He's in towards the end of the week and we were thinking if it wasn't working out we'd try and mind him and come back at the end of the week as we thought the ground might be a bit better. If he's okay we'll probably run him back. It wouldn't be our thing to be running that quickly but on this particular occasion we just might.
Thomas Gibney
After race at
Galway Fri, 2nd Aug, 2019 (1st)
I'm delighted for the horse as he deserved that. He has only run nine times and has finished second four times so I was hoping he would get his head in front and I'm delighted for Leonard (Kinsella) and Kevin (Haigney) who are my biggest supporters. We had no intention of coming to Galway until Gary (Carroll) got off him at Killarney and said Galway would suit him, so that was it. He is improving, is solid as a rock and has a fantastic temperament. He is big, is all there, and it is easy to train horses like him and I wish I had a stable full of horses like him. That's my first Galway festival winner as a trainer but I won the GPT as a jockey on Saving Bond for Noel Meade (in 1997).
Thomas Gibney
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