Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Got The Urge (IRE)

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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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Sale

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Aug 2010

August HIT Sales (Goffs UK)

Fairwood Stables

Purchaser: Not Sold 4,800

Lots Sold: 250

Prices

Avg: £9,229

Median: £4,350

Maximum: £110,000

Reports in which Got The Urge (IRE) was mentioned

Got finally gets there

Philip Rothwell continued his excellent run when the consistent and infuriating Got The Urge finally shed his maiden tag at the thirty first attempt when running out a convincing ten length winner of the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase. Sun 31st Jan

Chimneys lights up Limerick

Four Chimneys in the words of commentator, Jerry Hannon, continued his love affair with Limerick when he won for the second time at the Christmas Festival, defying the burden of twelve stone two in the Patrickswell Community Council Handicap Hurdle. Tue 29th Dec

Shake has most Bottle

On his second start over fences, point-to-point winner, Shake The Bottle (14s into 9s), under Martin Ferris, got the job done by one and three parts of a length from Got The Urge in the Cashel Beginners Chase. Thu 26th Mar

Review navan 24th Jan

There's no stopping the Willie Mullins bandwagon at present and Kempes added another win to the handler's tally in the feature Navan Golf Club Open For Membership HurdleSat 24th Jan

Question answered for Winters

The Mick Winters trained Final Question, under Martin Ferris, landed the most valuable event at Limerick today, the Emmett Leahy Millstream Memorial Handicap Hurdle. Mon 29th Dec

After race at Limerick Sun, 31st Jan, 2010 (1st)

He is the most frustrating horse I've ever trained but he is also one of the most honest. It is lovely that he has finally stuck his head in front. I think they went too fast up front and it suited this fellow well. He deserved a lucky day and I'm delighted for his owner too, Joan Lambert. She is a great owner and she also has Current Resession with me. I think he is a very exciting horse.

P J Rothwell