Form and Entries for Horse The Way We Were (IRE)

The Way We Were (IRE) br g 18th Mar 2006

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The Way We Were (IRE) br g 18th Mar 2006

Sire

Definite Article (GB)

Dam

Shuil Oilean (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Be My Native (USA)

Owner

John P McManus

Trainer

E J O'Grady

Breeder

Desmond Loy

Last Win

Naas Sat, 8th Feb, 14 7/2Fav, M P Walsh (3970 days)

Last Run

Listowel Mon, 2nd Jun, 14 5th, 9/2, B J Geraghty (3856 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

17%

€24,900

-0.50

Chase IRE

€17,825

-7.50

NHF IRE

€1,190

-1.00

Under Rules Total

11%

-9.00

Form Figures

521-22P-4775764-316305/

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 521-22P-4775764-316305/

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

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MorningSP

10Feb11 Thu 16f Heavy 5y MdnHdl(7K)

non-runner (Reserve)

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 The Way We Were (IRE) was mentioned

He's Some Tikket to have today

Some Tikket forged clear under Barry Geraghty to impressively win the Grade B novice handicap chase in Fairyhouse for Dessie Hughes. Sun 06th Apr

Review naas 8th Feb

Avondhu Lady took the drop down to two miles in her stride as she got the better of Byerley Babe in an exciting battle for the BBA Ireland Limited Opera Hat Mares Chase at NaasSat 08th Feb

The Way We Were gets that chase success

The Way We Were wasn't very convincing at the second last fence in the DUBES Bess Ball Hype Handicap Chase at Naas but that ultimately mattered little as the nicely supported favourite (9/2 into 7/2) went on to account for Starkie by five lengths. Sat 08th Feb

Review fairyhouse 10th Apr

Leading point-to-point trainer Colin Bowe had a day to remember at Fairyhouse as stable stalwart Askanna and racecourse debutant Clondaw Kaempfer landed a big-race doubleTue 10th Apr

Vast improvement from Consumption

Ruby Walsh got on the scoresheet at the Fairyhouse Festival when Vast Consumption easily landed the valuable www.thetote.com Handicap Hurdle. Tue 10th Apr

Review leopardstown 4th Mar

Pittoni (6-5 favourite) consigned a poor Cheltenham performance firmly to the past when readily landing Leopardstown's Ballsbridge Hurdle under Barry GeraghtySun 04th Mar

Geraghty completes double on Slieveardagh

Slieveardagh benefited from the drop in class to win the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Novice Chase at Leopardstown today, winning for trainer Edward O'Grady and completing a double for jockey Barry Geraghty. Sun 04th Mar

Park steals win on line

The Sean Byrne trained Steel Park caused a 16/1 upset to win the www.leopardstown.com Handicap Hurdle on the line at Leopardstown today, scoring a nose success under Andrew Leigh. Sun 04th Mar

Review leopardstown 27th Dec

Big Zeb stamped his class on the Paddy Power Dial-A-Bet Chase as he landed the Grade One Leopardstown contest for the third timeTue 27th Dec

McCoy and The Way We Were score

Tony McCoy shrugged off his fall from Sportsmaster in the first to land the two mile maiden hurdle at Leopardstown on The Way We Were (9/2) in the JP McManus colours. Tue 27th Dec

The Amarillo Kid takes Wexford bumper

Local trainer Willie Codd landed the concluding Enniscorthy Bumper at Wexford today with Bacchanal’s half brother The Amarillo Kid, under Mikey Fogarty. Sun 27th Nov

After race at Leopardstown Tue, 27th Dec, 2011 (1st)

His jumping is his forte and I was delighted with the way he battled in the long run-in. It's obviously very unfortunate for the connections of the horse on the ground (Miktalina) but an extra hurdle would have suited our fellow. He'll go for a winners of one now and he'll probably make a nice chaser in time.

E J O'Grady