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Akeed Mofeed (GB) b h 14th Feb 2009
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Review cork 5th Aug
Sapphire showed a liking for testing conditions as she romped away with the feature Irish Stallion Farms EBF Give Thanks Stakes at CorkSun 05th Aug
Akeed Mofeed takes Listed honours
Akeed Mofeed ran out the comprehensive winner of the Listed Platinum Stakes over a mile at Cork for John Oxx and Niall McCullagh. Sun 05th Aug
Review curragh 30th Jun
Camelot defied gruelling conditions to add another Classic to his haul in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh and remains on course for a Triple Crown bidSat 30th Jun
Camelot shows big heart to win the Derby
Camelot got the job done at odds of 1/5 in the Group 1 Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby to become the 15th horse to complete the English/Irish double. He ultimately had to tough it out to get the better of Born To Sea to credit Aidan O'Brien with his 7th Curragh highlight in a row, his tenth in all and his 28th Irish Classic. Sat 30th Jun
Review leopardstown 3rd Sep
So You Think's huge reputation remains intact after the Aidan O'Brien-trained superstar came out best in a gripping duel with Snow Fairy to land the Red Mills Irish Champion Stakes at LeopardstownSat 03rd Sep
Akeed Mofeed looks really good at Leopardstown
Akeed Mofeed impressed greatly when landing the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund (C & G) Maiden at Leopardstown under Johnny Murtagh. Sat 03rd Sep
He's a nice horse. There was an incident here with him the last day in the stalls when the one beside him reared up and struck him. He had to be taken out then, reloaded, and not surprisingly he missed the break as he was nervous. When he got going that day (a month back when fourth over the course and distance) he finished well. There was no issue today and he is a professional horse. He'll go for the Beresford (a Group 2 over a mile at the Curragh on September 25th) next and we'll see how he steps-up. He always looked like a nice horse and he has a lot of good qualities. We'll find out more the next day.
John M Oxx
