Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Await The Dawn (USA)

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Reports in which Await The Dawn (USA) was mentioned

Review leopardstown 4th Sep

Cape Blanco put up a superb front-running performance to demolish the opposition in the Tattersalls Millions Irish Champion Stakes at LeopardstownSat 04th Sep

Await The Dawn scores impressive Kilternan win

Aidan O’Brien completed an opening race double at Leopardstown today when his Await The Dawn was an impressive nine lengths winner of the Group 3 Kilternan Stakes, under stable jockey Johnny Murtagh. Sat 04th Sep

Review cork 22nd Aug

Await The Dawn returned to action in some style with an authoritative victory in the Fermoy Race at CorkSun 22nd Aug

Await The Dawn best of Fermoy trio

Aidan O’Brien’s Await The Dawn made a belated seasonal debut at Cork today, when justifying favouritism to win the three runner Fermoy Race, moving jockey Johnny Murtagh into a share of second-place in the Jockeys’ Championship. Sun 22nd Aug

Review naas 22nd Jul

Dermot Weld warmed up for Galway as Firey Red landed the Weatherbys Ireland GSB Ltd Supporting I.T.B.A Race at NaasWed 22nd Jul

Await The Dawn scores for O'Brien

The Aidan O’Brien trained Await The Dawn came home in front of the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Supporting I.T.B.A (C&G) Maiden in the hands of stable jockey Johnny Murtagh. Wed 22nd Jul

After race at Leopardstown Sat, 4th Sep, 2010 (1st)

Await The Dawn is an exciting horse and can go anywhere from here. He was very impressive winning his maiden last year but I probably travelled him too quickly to England subsequently. He has loads of class and Johnny (Murtagh) always liked him a lot.

A P O'Brien