Spring HIT/P2P Sale 2018
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WON 5 & 6yo Geldings Maiden Point-to-Point at Oldcastle on 20 May by 8 lengths
Placed second in 5yo Geldings Maiden Point-to-Point at Bartlemy on 13 May with 12 lengths back to the third placed horse.
Now stabled in C161 (was B73)
He was placed 3rd in 5&6yo Geldings Maiden P2P at Loughanmore, 12 May 2018
Winner Glenview & Rathbarry Stud Novice Hunter Chase at Tipperary, 10 May 2018
The 2nd placed horse in LOCHINVER'S race on 2 April has since won by 8 lengths in an Open Maiden (13 ran)
P2P.ie Review: Ard Chros heads to the sales having gathered a wealth of experience on his four starts this season. The son of Publisher was fourth at Minstown in December and then won on his next start at Lingstown before supplementing his maiden victory by disputing the lead at a steady tempo and then quickening into the lead before the last to beat Blue Morpho by one and a half lengths. Rom a track winning family Ard Chros has now secured two wins from four starts having displayed a nice blend of both speed and stamina he looks set to further add to this winning family when he makes his progression to park racing.
P2P.ie Review: Soarlikeaneagle was a winner on his second start between the flags when he took the six-year-old-geldings maiden at Monksgrange in April. The Mark Cahill-trained winner made his debut at Turtulla in November where he finished a promising third behind Three Loud knocks who has since won again in winners company. The son of Scorpion tracked leaders and travelled well over the final half mile where he produced a strong challenge after the final fence and found plenty for pressure to gain the lead on the run-in. The six-year-old is closely related to some decent track winners which includes Fourth of July and Wayward King. Soarlikeaneagle showed a likeable attitude and looks like a horse that could be a real money spinner for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Full Tilt took the five-year-old geldings’ maiden at Dromahane in April on what was his third start between the flags. The son of Flying Legend had posted a solid debut at Kildorrery in February to finish two and a half lengths third to the promising Diger Daudaie. The Robert Tyner-trained gelding then ran at Ballynoe in March before getting off the mark on his latest start where he saw off the challenge of the fast finishing Champagne Well by a head. Battling gamely to the line, Full Tilt has proven that he is a sound stayer and could provide plenty of entertainment for his new connections when he makes the transition to park racing.
P2P.ie Review: Peeping Tom was the winner of the five-year-old adjacent maiden at Stradbally in April on what was his third start between the flags. The son of Morozov was unlucky to come down at the penultimate fence when in second but gained compensation for his connections on his latest start. The five-year-old was prominently ridden throughout and progressed to lead at the last where he kept on well on the run in to win by four lengths over some previously placed horses this season. Peeping Tom is from a family of track winners which includes the talented Planet of Sound and looks like an ideal prospect for British point-to-points where he is sure to provide plenty of entertainment for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Hard To Forget heads to the sales following his success at Bellurgan Park in April in the five-year-old-geldings’ maiden. The son of Gold Well had some unlucky runs since the start of the season having come to grief in two of the races before securing his maiden victory by four lengths. Taking up the lead from the halfway point, Hard To Forget travelled well throughout and hand many of his rivals under pressure over the final half mile where he dug deep in the closing stages to win comfortably. This progressive gelding is from the family of seven-time winner Helynsar and this improved winner looks the sort that will be in the winners’ enclosure again for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Putdecashonthedash made a pleasing debut for the Colin Bowe yard having finished fourth in a five-year-old geldings’ maiden at Lisronagh in April. The son of Doyen chased leaders throughout before making progress from the penultimate fence where he stayed on well in the straight to take the fourth placed spot. A half-brother to the Grade three winner Arthurian Legend, this well-bred gelding will surely not be waiting long to enter the winners enclosure.
P2P.ie Review: Bridane High made a very promising debut at Dromahane in April when finishing runner-up in a highly competitive five-year-old geldings’ maiden to the well related He’s No Trouble. Disputing the lead from the fifth fence, the son of Mountain High dropped to third at the penultimate fence but battled well in the closing stages to take the runner-up spot, three lengths behind the winner. From a track winning family which includes his six-time winning grand-dam Ganpati, Bridane High lost little in defeat and could prove a profitable purchase for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Miss Delighted ran a cracker when second in the mares’ point-to-point bumper at Cork behind the exciting Portnablagh. The daughter of Getaway was ridden patiently before making good headway in the straight to lead from three furlongs out where she edged right and was just headed before the line by the progressive winner. Miss Delighted entered the race on the back of two point-to-points with her most recent start saw her finish third at Horse and Jockey in March where ran quite wide on the run to the final fence but still managed to finish just a length and a quarter behind the winner Ask Mary who has since won her next two starts in winners company. Miss Delighted is out of a half-sister to the Grade three winner Baily Rock as well as being from the prolific track winning family which includes Grade one winners Rock On Ruby and Double Dizzy. Miss Delighted looks like a mare that can develop into a smart track performer and will be a real addition to any trainer’s yard in mares’ races over the coming seasons.
P2P.ie Review: Mega Yeats heads to the sales following her debut success at Monksgrange in a four-year-old mares’ maiden. Leading until the half way point before the daughter of Yeats joined the leader from the fourth last fence where she then asserted away from her rivals before the final fence to win by an eased down three lengths. Travelling well throughout, the Donnchadh Doyle-trained winner jumped notably well which provided her with an advantage at every fence. The eye-catching winner is out of a half-sister to the Grade one winner Snoopy Loopy as well as being a full-sister to the Grade three placed Sam Adams. From a strong national hunt winning family, this exciting mare looks the sort that will be a real addition to any trainer’s yard in mares’ races over the coming seasons.
P2P.ie Review: Gun Merchant has shown plenty of promise on his three starts to date having finished runner-up on his debut run at Durrow in March behind Jamessaintpatrick. Following up that run, the son of Kayf Tara posted another solid display at Largy in April when he finished fourth to the progressive Shanroe Al C in a competitive five-year-old maiden. The Colin Bowe-trained gelding ran another consistent race on his latest start at Loughrea in May when he was third to the impressive Ain’t My Fault. Gun Merchant has proven to be a consistent sort who jumped and travelled professionally and lost little in defeat which highlights him as a very likeable youngster with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie Review: Crossgalesfamegame ran a cracker on her debut at Loughanmore in a competitive four-year-old mares’ maiden to finish third to the impressive Tara West. The daughter of Mahler then followed up that run with another encouraging display at Largy on her latest start where she again finished a creditable third. From the family of the Grade one winner, Noland, this consistent mare has posted two solid displays to date and will not be waiting long before she enters the winners enclosure.
P2P.ie Review: Manetti has been a model of consistency for his connections in his six point-to-point starts to date. The son of Westerner was unlucky not win on his debut last season only for coming to grief at the final fence before winning on his next start at Portrush. The six-year-old posted a solid display on his seasonal reappearance to finish runner-up at Loughanmore in October before finishing runner-up at Tyrella in January where he had some proven winners behind him. The Ian Ferguson-trained gelding gained another deserving success at Loughanmore in March when he held off the strong challenge of the progressive Thatsy before registering his most recent victory at Moira in April. Out of the Grade three placed Mrs Wallensky, Manetti has highlighted himself as game individual who could be a real money spinner for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: We’llseewhathappens heads to the sales following her debut success at Stradbally in April. The daughter of Court Cave was ridden in mid-division for much of the race before progressing to dispute the lead over the final half mile where she was then locked in a battle on the run to the last and kept on gamely to score by eight lengths. A half-sister to the three-time winner Final Gift as well as three point-to-point winners, We’llseewhathappens showed a tough attitude and could prove a profitable purchase for her new connections.
Impressive winner by 6 lengths at Dawstown P2P, 7 May 2018, giving him his 3rd win from 4 starts.
P2P.ie Review: Chinensis posted a solid effort on debut to finish within close proximity of Reasonable Doubt at Dromahane in May. Benefiting from his experience he gained in the spring, Vincent Halley’s charge showed he had matured over the summer when he opened his account at the same fixture in November. The son of Well Chosen stepped up to winner’s company at Dromahane in April and supplemented this success by securing his second win in this race category at Dawstown. Leading for much of the race, the progressive five-year-old soon took command of his rivals over the final two fences and ran on to win by six lengths. Chinensis is from the family of 10-time winners Davenport Democrat and Brockley Court. This eye-catching gelding has shown that he handles varying ground conditions and looks to be an exciting addition to the sale.
P2P.ie Review: Court Jurado produced a very taking debut performance at Taylorstown in April in the four-year-old maiden. Ridden close to the pace, the son of Court Cave was in front from the half way point before being challenged over the final two fences where he showed a game attitude to see off some fast finishing rivals to win by one and a half lengths. The Donnchadh Doyle-trained winner is a half-brother to the two track winners as well as being out of a half-sister to the nine-time winner Glens Music who has produced the Grade one Cheltenham Festival winner Glens Melody. Court Jurado highlighted himself as a game and tough individual and looks to be a high class addition to the catalogue who should be added to every serious short list.
UK P2P Review: This homebred 6yo looks to have the makings of an exciting chaser for new connections having won four of his five career starts in the care of Hawick handler Wendy Hamilton. Like his full brother, the promising Over To Sam, this son of Black Sam Bellamy won his Maiden impressively by 20 lengths first time out & went on to score on two more occassions between the flags. He now comes to the sale having once again scored by over 20 lengths whilst winning the Buccleuch Cup Hunter Chase over 3m 2f at Kelso in mid-April jumping well throughout - he rates an exciting prospect.
P2P.ie Review: Buster Valentine made his debut a winning one when he took his five-year-old geldings’ maiden at Stowlin in April. The scopey son of Ask made it a pillar-to-post victory where the Derek O’Connor-ridden gelding travelled well throughout combined an eye-catching round of jumping whereby he had many of his rivals under pressure over the final half mile. Buster Valentine is from the family of the ten-time winner Captain Khedive and highlighted himself as an exciting sort to follow who looks like a gelding that can develop into a smart track performer that will have an exciting future inside the rails.
P2P.ie Review: Gameface produced a taking debut performance to finish third at Loughanmore to the exciting Malone Road. The good looking son of Oscar was waited with in rear before staying on well to finish best of the remainder of the runners. The Denis Murphy-trained gelding ran another creditable race on his next start to finish runner-up to the improved Monkfish at Stowlin in April. Ridden prominently from the off, Gameface quickened well with the leader on the run to the penultimate fence where he stayed on well to finish just half a length behind the winner in what was the fastest time of the day which was 13 seconds quicker than the days average. Gameface lost little in defeat and will surely not be waiting long to enter the winners enclosure.
P2P.ie Review: Everybreathyoutake showed considerable improvement on his second start between the flags to win his four-year-old maiden at Taylorstown in April. The son of September Storm made it a pillar-to-post victory where he always looked to be in command and increased the tempo over the final half mile which had many of his rivals under pressure. Continuing to find once entering the home straight, he stuck gamely to his task to run out a wide-margin winner. Out of a half-sister to the Grade one placed Washington Lad, Everybreathyoutake is an athletic individual with an impressive cruising speed and has all the attributes to make a very exciting horse for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Espoir De Loire made a massive impression when taking his four-year-old maiden at Lisronagh in April. The eye-catching gelding was given a patient ride by Rob James before starting to make up good progress over the final mile where the son of Anabaa Blue led before the fence and stuck at his task well to secure a one and a half length success. Espor De Loire was one of six newcomers in the line up and produced the quickest time of the day which was 13 seconds quicker than average that day. This athletic individual is out of the three-time French winning mare, Grischa as well as being a half-brother to two track winners. Espoir De Loir is bred to develop into a smart sort on the track and looks to be a high class addition to the catalogue who should be added to every serious short list.
P2P.ie Review: Shotgun Sally heads to the sales on the back of a debut success at Lisronagh in April in a five-and-six-year-old mares’ maiden. The daughter of Milan was never too far off the pace and when asked to lead over the final two fences, she did so at ease and kept on well to win by a length. One of two newcomers in the nine-runner field, Shotgun Sally is an exciting mare who is also well-bred as she is a half-sister to the grade two and three winner, Shotgun Paddy. The Sean Doyle-trained mare showed a game attitude along with a blend of both speed and stamina and could develop into a smart track contender.
P2P.ie Review: Robyndzone made an exciting debut at Ballindenisk by taking his four-year-old maiden in impressive fashion. Ridden close to the pace, the son of Frammassone progressed to lead before the penultimate fence where he held a slight advantage at the final obstacle and rallied well in the closing stages to hold off some fast finishing rivals to win by a head at the line. The Mark Scallan-trained winner is from a strong national hunt family as his grand-dam was an own sister to the former Champion hurdle and 17-time winner, Celtic Shot. Robyndzone has highlighted himself as something special who can add further depth to this winning family for new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Manofthemoment made his debut a winning one when taking his four-year-old maiden at Loughrea in May. The son of the ill-fated Jeremy was ridden behind the leaders throughout and progressed to lead before the final fence where he further quickened away from his rivals to win by a comfortable three and a half lengths. One of six newcomers in the line-up, Manofthemoment is out of a half-sister to the dual grade two placed, No Hassel Hoff as well as being from the family of the grade one winner Lord Of The River. This Denis Murphy-trained winner displayed a nice blend of both speed and stamina which highlights him as an exciting sort that should be added to all serious short lists at the sales.
P2P.ie Review: Alnadam made his debut a winning one when he took his five-year-old geldings’ maiden at Dromahane in April. The son of Poliglote raced behind the leaders throughout before taking up the lead after the third last fence where he then quickened clear of his rivals before the final obstacle to win to go on and win by a comfortable eight lengths at the finish. One of six newcomers in the race, the Robert Tyner-trained winner is out of a half-sister to the grade one placed chaser, Polidam as well as being from the family of the grade three winner Kahyadam. Given the attributes he showed on his initial start he looks like a gelding that can develop into a smart track performer that will have an exciting future inside the rails.
P2P.ie review: Longhouse Sale made an exciting debut at Dromahane by taking his four-year-old maiden in impressive fashion. Leading from flag fall, the son of September Storm was headed before the third last fence but ran on again to produce a strong challenge at the final obstacle where he quickened well to the line to seal a two length success in the hands of Derek O’Connor. The Sam Curling-trained winner is out of a half-sister to the five-time winner and Grade one placed Line Ball as well as being from the family of Grade one winner Ballnynagour. Longhouse Sale showed an ideal blend of both speed and stamina and has highlighted himself as something special who can add further depth to this winning family for new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Ask For Glory posted a high class display on his debut run when he took the four-year-old maiden at Bartlemy. The Donal Coffey-trained winner was ridden in mid-division for much of the race before making good headway over the final half a mile to lead after the third last fence where he then held a comfortable advantage over his rivals before quickening clear on the run-in to win by an impressive 10 lengths.This exciting winner posted the quickest time of the day which was 14 faster than the day’s average. Ask For Glory is by the ill-fated sire Fame and Glory, whose progeny have created a huge impression on both the race track and in point-to-points this spring and looks to have produced another talented youngster. Ask For Glory proved himself to be something special and combined with his mix of both speed and stamina he displayed on his debut, he looks to have the potential to develop into a high class horse on the track.
P2P.ie Review: Eagle De Guye ran a cracker when third on his debut at Ballindenisk behind the exciting Robyndzone. The son of Buck’s Boum was ridden in mid-division for much of the race before going second at the penultimate fence where he held strong chance on the inner at the last and ran on gamely on the run-in to just finish half a length behind the winner. This eye-catching gelding from the Donnchadh Doyle yard is a half-brother to a dual track winner and lost little in defeat. Eagle De Guye has highlighted himself as a very likeable youngster with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie Review: Bbold made a very promising debut at Dawstown when finishing second to Lock’s Corner in a competitive four-year-old maiden. The Colin Bowe-trained runner was waited with in rear before making steady headway over the final mile where he progressed to go second before the penultimate fence and ran on well in the home straight to take the runner-up spot for his connections. This scopey son of Aizavoski, whose progeny have caught many people’s attention this spring, is out of a half-sister to the Grade two winner Keltic Bard. Bbold is a very exciting youngster that is bred to develop into a smart sort on the track and could have a lot to offer to new connections.
P2P.ie review: Miss Batten heads to the sales following her debut success at Necarne in a competitive four-year-old mares’ maiden. Having been ridden in mid-division from flag fall, Miss Batten joined the leaders before the third last fence where she progressed to lead after the penultimate fence and soon quickened clear of her rivals where she went on to score by a comfortable eight lengths for the Pat Doyle yard. The daughter of Vinnie Roe is from a high class national hunt family as she is a half-sister to the former Grade two winner, Shotgun Paddy. This exciting mare looks the sort that will be a real addition to any trainer’s yard in mares’ races over the coming seasons and can further add to this black type winning family.
P2P.ie Review: Deise Aba made his debut a winning one when taking his five-year-old maiden at Dromahane. Ridden close to the leaders throughout, the son of Mahler progressed to lead before the final fence where he kept on well to go clear on the run-in and record a fourth length success for the Kieran Purcell yard. One of six newcomers in the line-up, the decisive winner is from a track winning family that traces back to Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Bregawn. Deise Aba showed a likeable attitude and looks like a horse that could be a real money spinner for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Faithfulness made her debut a winning one when taking her five-year-old mares’ maiden at Monksgrange in April. The daughter of Robin Des Champs was ridden in mid-division before going second at the fourth last fence where she soon progressed to lead and quickened clear of her rivals from the penultimate obstacle to go on and score by a comfortable eight lengths. Faithfulness is a full-sister to the three time winner and Grade two placed Duke Des Champs as well as being out of a half-sister to the former grade one winner and Cheltenham Gold Cup placed Harbour Pilot. Faithfulness proved herself to be something special and looks to have the potential to develop into a smart track performer and also a black-type mare.
P2P.ie Review: Castle Trump made a very promising debut at Dromahane in April when finishing a length and a half second to the highly regarded Le Cheval Noir in a competitive four-year-old maiden. The son of Presenting followed this run up with another solid performance at Loughanmore in May behind the exciting Thunderstruck, in what was the fastest race of the day. Rallying well in the close stages for the Paul Cashman yard, Castle Trump finished just one and a quarter lengths third, where there was a further eight lengths back to the fourth horse. Out of the bumper winning mare, Ella Watson, Castle Trump is also a half-brother to the bumper winner Last Minute Man as well as being from the family of the Grade two winner, Cane Brake.
P2P.ie Review: Express Des Mottes made a very promising debut at Dawstown when finishing third to Lock’s Corner in a competitive four-year-old maiden. The Pat Doyle-trained runner travelled well throughout and tracked the leaders from flag fall before staying on well in the home straight to take the third spot in the hands of Derek O’Connor in a race that produced the fastest time of the day. The son of Network is out of the winning mare, Uzelle Des Mottes and highlighted himself as an exciting youngster that is bred to develop into a smart sort on the track and could have a lot to offer to new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Clondaw Storm made a very promising debut at Tinahely in February when finishing fourth to The Hollow Chap. The son of September Storm followed this run up with another solid performance at Bartlemy on his latest start. The Michael Goff-trained gelding was given a patient ride towards the rear of the field before making steady headway over the final circuit where he progressed to the second spot after the third last fence and kept on gamely to take the runner-up position behind the impressive Ask For Glory, in what was the fastest race of day. From the family of the high class Grade one winner, Mid Dancer, Clondaw Storm lost little in defeat and is a very likeable youngster with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie Review: Roses Poses made a very promising debut at Dromahane in May when finishing second to the highly regarded Gypsy Lee Rose in a four-year-old mares’ maiden. Racing behind the leaders throughout, the daughter of Beat Hollow went third before the third last fence where she then progressed to the runner-up up spot on the run to the final obstacle and stayed on well to finish six lengths behind the winner. Roses Poses is out of a daughter to the dual track winning and Listed placed mare, Francesa who is a half-sister to the high class performer, Blacklion. This eye-catching mare lost little in defeat and is bred to develop into a smart track sort that could have a lot to offer to new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Northern Bound ran a cracker when second on his debut in a four-year-old maiden at Loughanmore in May. The Graham McKeever-trained gelding was waited in rear before making progress on the final mile where he travelled well to go second before the final fence and kept on well in the closing stages to finish just half a length behind the winner, Tribesman Glory. One of six newcomers in the race, Northern Bound is from a stellar black type family as he is a half-brother to the Grade one winner Lord Scoundrel as well as the Grade one placed, Balnaslow. Having posted such a strong run, this well-bred gelding lost little in defeat and is a very likeable youngster with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie Review: Seoidin made a very promising debut at Stowlin in April when finishing second to the well-regarded Carrigmoorna Wood in a competitive five-year-old mares’ maiden. The daughter of Getaway received a patient ride and made some eye-catching ground through the field over the final half where she improved to take up the lead before the penultimate fence and was just headed on the run to the final obstacle but ran on well to hold the runner-up spot behind a mare who has since won a bumper for her connections. Having posted such a strong run, this game mare lost little in defeat and is a very likeable sort with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie Review: Raging Fire made a very promising debut at Loughanmore when finishing third to Diomedes Des Mottes in a competitive five-year-old maiden. The Denis Murphy-trained runner travelled well throughout and tracked the leaders from flag fall before staying on well from the final fence to finish just eight and a half lengths behind the winner. The son of Robin Des Champs is out of the track winning mare Graineuaile as well as being a half-brother to the Grade two winner Elegant Escape. Raging Fire is an exciting youngster that is bred to develop into a smart sort on the track and could have a lot to offer to new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Getaway Honey has been an improving performer this season and gained a deserved success in the five-year-old-and-upwards mares’ maiden at Loughanmore in May. Having made her debut at Quakerstown in April against geldings where she finished runner-up to Maybeywhoknowsmaybey who has since won a hunters chase, the daughter of Getaway then ran another creditable race at Ballysteen where she was fourth before securing a three length victory on her latest start. Getaway Honey was always prominent under Derek O’Connor and made good headway to lead before the final fence where she quickly gained a strong advantage over her rivals to seal the success. A half-sister to two winners, which includes the nine-time track winner, Man Of Steel, Getaway Honey looks like a mare that is set to further add to this winning family when she makes her progression to park racing.
P2P.ie review: Howling Milan was a recent winner at Necarne on what was his second start between the flags. The son of Milan ran a creditable race on his debut at Ballysteen to finish runner-up to the impressive Quoi De Neuf and used his experience gained that day to claim maiden success. Ridden prominently throughout, Howling Milan took up the lead from the half way point and was never headed where he quickened well from his rivals before the penultimate fence to go and score by a comfortable six lengths. Howling Milan is out of Fantasia Filly who was as three-time winner in France who is also a half-sister to the former Grade one winner Tresor De Mai. Great confidence has to be taken from this performance that he is a potentially classy sort who looks like he could develop into an exciting youngster on the race track.
P2P.ie Review: Carlow Farmer was the winner of the five-year-old adjacent maiden at Stradbally in May on what was his initial start between the flags. The son of Stowaway tracked leaders before progressing to the third spot approaching the straight where he then stayed on well in the closing stages to lead on the run-in and secure a one length success over some previously placed horses this season. Carlow Farmer is from a family of track winners which includes the talented Woodfred Prince and looks like an ideal prospect for British point-to-points where he is sure to provide plenty of entertainment for his new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Precious Bounty heads to the sales following his third placed finish at Dawstown in May. The son of Yeats had made his debut at Stowlin the previous week only to be pulled up after a mile due to a tack malfunction. Ridden close to the pace, Precious Bounty progressed to take up the lead after the third last fence where he was just headed on the run in and stayed on well at the finish just a length and three quarters behind the winner. Out of a daughter of the Grade two placed Cayman Sunset, this promising gelding has highlighted himself as an exciting youngster who will surely not be waiting long to enter the winners enclosure.
P2P.ie Review: She Mite Bite heads to the sales following her recent success at Loughanmoe in May. The daughter of Scorpion had made her debut at Largy in April where she finished fifth and building on that experienced gained that day she was prominent throughout before progressing to take up the lead and go clear of her rivals before the final fence where she went on to secure a comfortable 12 length victory. Out of a track winning mare, She Mite Bite showed an ideal blend of both speed and stamina and could prove a profitable purchase for her new connections.
P2P.ie Review: Alfie Corbitt has been an improving performer this season and gained a deserved success in the five-year-old geldings’ maiden at Bartlemy. Having made his debut at Belharbour in February where he was third, the son of Arakan was then third at Stowlin in April before securing a comprehensive 15 length victory on his latest start. Alfie Corbitt raced behind the leaders before progressing to take up the lead after the fifth last fence where she soon gained a strong advantage over his rivals and went on to enjoy a comfortable win. Out of a full-sister to the Grade two placed Glasker Mill, Alfie Corbitt looks like a horse that is set to further add to this winning family when he makes his progression to park racing.
P2P.ie Review: Dowhatudobest has shown plenty of promise on her two starts to date having finished third on her debut run at Lingstown in March. Building on the experience gained that day, the daughter of City Honours then stepped up on her latest start to finish runner-up at Bartlemy in May. Ridden in mid-division for much of the race, this progressive mare made good headway over the final half a mile where she then led before the final fence and was just headed on the run-in where she kept on well behind the winner to finish two and a half lengths at the finish. Dowhatudobest has proven to be a consistent sort who jumped and travelled professionally and lost little in defeat which highlights her as a very likeable youngster with a lot to offer it seems.
P2P.ie review: Asking A Lot was a winner of her five-and-six-year-old mares’ maiden at Oldcastle on what was her sixth start between the flags. The daughter of Ask had been third on three of her previous runs with her most recent appearance before Sunday being at Taylorstown in April. The Sean Doyle-trained mare made it a pillar to post victory and appeared to relish the good ground conditions to win by an eased down three and a half lengths. The consistent mare is a half-sister to the three-time winner and Grade three placed Woods Well and looks the sort that will provide plenty of entertainment for her new connections.
SULAMANI THE LATE (FR) was placed 2nd in the Open Maiden Zetland Hunt P2P Witton Castle, 7 May 2018, 10 ran
EXPRESS DU BERLAIS (FR) was 4 length winner of the Open Zetland Hunt P2P at Witton Castle, 7 May 2018
ROYAL DUBAI is now dam of 5 runners, 5 winners including REALEZA (GER) (15 f. by MAXIOS) winner at Dortmund, 10 May 2018
STRAWBERRY SPIRIT was placed 2nd in Henry J Socks Ltd Handicap Hurdle (Division 1) at Warwick, 7 May 2018
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