Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Mother Earth (IRE)

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Date Course

Conditions

Race

Jockey Weight

OR Class

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Oct 2019

Orby Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Whitehall Stud

Purchaser: M V Magnier

€150,000

Lots Sold: 364

Prices

Avg: €117,933

Median: €65,000

Maximum: €3,000,000

Reports in which Mother Earth (IRE) was mentioned

Mother Earth wins on return, Lockinge next

English 1,000 Guineas winner Mother Earth made a winning seasonal return today, landing the Curragh's Group 3 Lodge Park Stud EBF Park Express Stakes for trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Ryan Moore. Sat 26th Mar

Mother Earth makes four-year-old bow at the Curragh

Last season’s 1000 Guineas heroine Mother Earth is the star attraction on the first afternoon of the Irish Flat turf season at the Curragh on Saturday. Sat 26th Mar

No Speak Alexander wins dramatic Matron Stakes

After an eventful opening race involving a loose horse, there was further drama in the Coolmore America 'Justify' Matron Stakes as No Speak Alexander sprang a 25/1 surprise in the hands of Shane Foley. Sat 11th Sep

Great day in prospect at the Curragh with four Group Ones

The Roger Varian-trained Fujaira Prince and Joseph O'Brien’s Twilight Payment head a field of eight for the Comer Group International Irish St Leger on day two of Longines Irish Champions Weekend at the Curragh (round course, good, good to yielding in places, straight course good to yielding, good in places). A dry warm day is forecast for HQ. Sun 13th Sep

we’re delighted with her. We came here with a view to going for the Lockinge (Newbury over a mile, May 14). They went steady early which was lovely for her first run and it’s beautiful ground.

A P O'Brien