Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Alenquer (FR)

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Reports in which Alenquer (FR) was mentioned

Gambler lands big pot for raiders

I'm A Gambler struck for the English raiders in the 'Sovereign Path' at Leopardstown when landing the €150,000 contest for Charlie and Mark Johnston. Sat 10th Sep

Vadeni leads stellar Champion cast

Christophe Soumillon sees Mishriff as the biggest danger to Vadeni, who bids to follow up his Coral-Eclipse success in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown on Saturday. Sat 10th Sep

Alenquer lands Tattersalls Gold Cup for Haggas

Alenquer sealed his first Group One success when collaring front-running High Definition in the Tattersalls Gold Cup over an extended mile and a quarter. Sun 22nd May

State Of Rest bids for Gold on home turf

Joseph O’Brien’s well-travelled State Of Rest returns to home turf to take on a high-quality field in the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh on Sunday. Sun 22nd May

After race at Curragh Sun, 22nd May, 2022 (1st)

This horse had a trip over to Dubai in the winter and he ran super over there and we had excuses. We always thought we would win a Group One over a mile and a half. Today being a mile and a quarter is hopefully a sign that there is better things to come from him. He's hardy and that was a great performance. He really had to dig deep there and it is a stiff last furlong. To be honest, I was always really happy. As playful as he might be, he really digs deep when he has to. It is wonderful for William Haggas and the team at home because he is not the easiest. He’s a very tough horse and he deserved to win a Group One. He was ridden beautifully by Tom. We were late arriving and he said please don’t make me go down first as I don’t know how to get to the start!. He knows him really well and the horse is as hard as nails. The more you ask the more he gives. He’s always been a nice horse but he keeps surprising us a bit. I think ground is important and it is on the slow side here. He won over a mile and a half at Ascot last year but his top class form is over a mile and a quarter. I thought he had a hard enough race today but looking at him there is not a bother on him.

William Haggas