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Punchestown 2024
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Electuary (IRE) b f 2008
Track Horse
Track Horse
Electuary (IRE) b f 2008
Last Run
Cork Sun, 1st Nov, 15
8th, 40/1, D E Mullins
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Hurdle IRE
5
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-5.00
NHF IRE
9
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€800
-9.00
Under Rules Total
14
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-14.00
Form Figures
58-84489-60000-08/
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 58-84489-60000-08/
Date Course Conditions
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MorningSP
Oct 2011
Horses In Training Open Yearling Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Gerrardstown House Stud
Purchaser: Not Sold
Lots Sold: 131
Prices
Avg: €11,068
Median: €5,000
Maximum: €130,000
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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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Oct 2011
Horses In Training Open Yearling Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Gerrardstown House Stud
Purchaser: Not Sold
Lots Sold: 131
Prices
Avg: €11,068
Median: €5,000
Maximum: €130,000
Reports in which Electuary (IRE) was mentioned
Scienter wins for Roche & the Powers'
Scienter overcame a long absence to take the Family Bank Holiday Racing INH Flat Race under Kevin Power for Christy Roche. Owned by Power's father John, the five-year-old son of Shantou made his debut at Galway last July, finishing sixth of twenty behind Cul Baire. Running for the first time since, he was 5/1 this morning with Paddy Power, opening on-course at 4/1 (touching 9/2) before going off the 10/3 second favourite. He chased the leaders in the early stages and he was third at the halfway point. He was ridden to challenge three furlongs from home, hitting the front over two furlongs out, keeping on well from there to score by two and a quarter lengths. Masirann kept on well to take second at 20/1 under Rachel Blackmore for John Hanlon while You Can’t Catch Me (40/1) finished a length back in third under Paul Power for Kieran Purcell, but was subsequently disaqualified (see below). The David O’Brien trained Truth Be Told was sent off the 3/1 favourite but he could only manage a disappointing fourteenth. Kevin Power said afterwards: "He ran a lovely race the first day at Galway when he wasn’t fully fit and he’s had his share of problems since. "It was nice to get the win and hopefully he will win a few hurdles" Fri 12th JulRelated by Dam Alassio (USA)
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