Brian Sheerin
European Sales Editor at Thoroughbred Daily News
European Sales Editor @theTDN.
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3 days ago |
thoroughbreddailynews.com | Brian Sheerin
Coventry Stakes-bound Power Blue, a horse Robson Aguiar describes as Adrian Murray's best chance of a winner at Royal Ascot, will be offered under the hammer at the Goffs London Sale. Meanwhile, a deal has already been brokered for Murray's recent Curragh maiden winner Ipanema Queen, who will line out for the Albany Stakes at the royal meeting for a partnership comprising Stonestreet Stables and Amo Racing.
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4 days ago |
thoroughbreddailynews.com | Brian Sheerin
Paddy Twomey has added another major owner to his Tipperary training establishment with the news that American-based John Stewart has bought Royal Ascot bound two-year-old Rogue Legend. The Havana Grey colt had won two of his last three starts in the colours of the Rogues Gallery Partnership, who sent the Golden-based handler a batch of two-year-olds for the first time this year.
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5 days ago |
thoroughbreddailynews.com | Brian Sheerin
Camille Pissarro's breeder James Cloney has opened up on the emotion surrounding his most famous graduate's success in Sunday's French Derby and joked that he was pushing even harder than jockey Ryan Moore from his County Kilkenny farm. Camille Pissarro hails from Cloney's 'blue hen' Entreat, with the Pivotal mare having already produced Group 1 scorer Golden Horde along with further black-type performers Line Of Departure and Exhort.
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1 week ago |
thoroughbreddailynews.com | Brian Sheerin
Gavin Wallace, breeder of Derby outsider Al Wasl Storm, says he is completely flabbergasted about having produced a Classic contender and believes his story serves as a timely reminder for small breeders to keep on dreaming. The 52-year-old farmer, whose family bred dual Tingle Creek Chase winner Long Engagement, has only two mares on his County Kilkenny farm.
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1 week ago |
thoroughbreddailynews.com | Brian Sheerin
Breeders Bobby and Honora Donworth on what an Irish 2,000 Guineas triumph means to the team at Roundhill StudRelief rather than unbridled joy was the first emotion that came to proud breeders Bobby and Honora Donworth, who have opened up on what they have labelled as a 'rollercoaster' of emotion in the build-up to Field Of Gold's emphatic triumph in Saturday's Irish 2,000 Guineas.
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