Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Der Mc (IRE)

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Date Course

Conditions

Race

Jockey Weight

OR Class

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Nov 2016

November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Abbeyleix Stud

Purchaser: T J Coleman

€20,000

Lots Sold: 697

Prices

Avg: €28,814

Median: €15,000

Maximum: €775,000

Reports in which Der Mc (IRE) was mentioned

Mikey O'Connor trains first flat winner

Point-to-point stalwart Mikey O'Connor made a winning start to his flat training career at Sligo today, as his Der Mc (11/1) landed the Tote Win Never Beaten Apprentice Handicap under Jack Cleary. Sun 01st May

Breakthrough win for Der Mc under Leigh Roche

Seven of Pat Fahy’s previous eight runners had been placed, and he got a winner on the board in the concluding Paddy Power’s Missing Fans Handicap when 12/1 chance Der Mc forged three lengths clear of Misty Millie (4/1 jt fav) having travelled up well to lead over a furlong from home. Fri 04th Sep

Vita Veritas completes John Murphy's Killarney double

There was a notable difference in the sizes of the leading protagonists at the business end, and it was the smaller Vita Veritas that toughed it out best to bring up a double for John Murphy in the concluding Killarney Handicap at the County Kerry venue. Wed 19th Aug

Jarlath Fahey gets a Cork boost with Lyrical Attraction

In first-time cheek-pieces Lyrical Attraction (6s into 4s joint favourite) carried across her good Dundalk form to land the Summer BBQ Evening July 12th Apprentice Handicap at Cork. Wed 22nd May

After race at Sligo Sun, 1st May, 2022 (1st)

it’s nice to get this one on the board and it was a cool ride. Jack's agent Ken Whelan told me this lad can ride and he was right!. I only have the horse about six weeks and a great bunch of lads from Cork City own him. I’ve had a bit of luck for these owners before and win, lose or draw they enjoy their racing. He likes a bit of ease in the ground and he probably has a good enough mark over hurdles but he hasn’t got the bottle for it. Hopefully that might come right in time.

Michael John O'Connor