Curragh
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Tattersalls Irish 1,000 Guineas (Group 1) (Fillies)
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38h 48min
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Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"He could go back to the Coronation Cup again, having won it last season, and he'd have a run before it. Obviously the Coronation Cup has a different look to it this year, up a lot in prize-money, so we'll see how he gets on. 31-03-26"
Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"She had a fantastic season last year, winning the Oaks, Irish Oaks and Yorkshire Oaks before her second in the Arc, which was a great run. Maybe with the benefit of hindsight we should have finished up with her after that and left her alone, because she was only a three-year-old filly. There's no doubt she's stronger this year - she's twice as wide and we couldn't have been happier with her at the Curragh on Sunday morning, she came up in front. She seems in great form. She'll probably be trained for the Tattersalls Gold Cup and could go to the Mooresbridge on the way. Then she might go to Ascot for the Prince of Wales's Stakes as we think she might be the one of ours best suited to it. She could then go back up to a mile and a half and could definitely end up in the Arc again, but it's going to depend on how the three-year-olds fare as well. 31-03-26"
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Apr 2024
"He's lovely, although I'm becoming less convinced that he's a 1m4f horse. He had a dirty scope which has kept him off the track so far this spring but he'll probably run over a mile at Yarmouth next week and I'm looking forward to getting him started. 25-04-24"
Trainer Quotes
Jun 2025
"He drops in grade and goes in the Hardwicke. He's been running consistently well at a high level and I think the drop in class should give him a live chance. 13-06-25"
Apr 2023
"A smart horse and, after a particularly catching run on his debut when a fast-finishing second to Hans Anderson, he won his maiden at the Curragh as we expected. His work after that improved and we felt he was worth his place in the Group 1 National Stakes which he won very nicely from my brother Donnacha's colt Proud And Regal. That was his last run of the campaign and he looks a much stronger three-year-old this year, more the finished product. He was our nicest juvenile last year and carries our hopes this year. The plan will be to have his first run in the Irish Guineas at the end of May and we will then stick to the mile for his next run. After that, depending on how he is doing, I may consider stepping him up to 1m2f, but I don't see him taking up his Derby entry. His pedigree and the work he is doing where he shows a lot of pace says he is quick enough to stick to the mile. He has been doing all we have asked him this spring and I'm looking forward to getting him out on the track again. 12-04-23"
Trainer Quotes
Mar 2026
"He had a brilliant three-year-old season, winning the Derby and Irish Derby. We're very happy with him and we're going to train him for the Coronation Cup. The plan is to have a run before it, potentially in the Mooresbridge [May 4, Curragh]. 31-03-26"
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