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Dragon Pulse (IRE) ch c 2009
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Review curragh 10th Sep
Jukebox Jury and Duncan fought out a pulsating finish to the Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh and the judge could not split the British pair at the end of the ClassicSat 10th Sep
Power storms to Group 1 glory
The Aidan O’Brien trained Power overcame a narrow failure in the Phoenix Stakes recently with a Group 1 win in the Goffs National Stakes at The Curragh today, winning for jockey Seamie Heffernan. Sat 10th SepReview curragh 20th Aug
Fame And Glory suffered a shock defeat on his first run since winning the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot as Fictional Account took the Irish Field St Leger Trial Stakes at the CurraghSat 20th Aug
Dragon rewards Harrington's faith
The feature race on the card at the Curragh this afternoon, the Group 2 Galileo EBF Futurity Stakes went to the Jessica Harrington trained, Fran Berry ridden Dragon Pulse at 7/1. Sat 20th Aug
Review leopardstown 21st Jul
Famous Name (4-9 favourite) won the Jockey Club Of Turkey Meld Stakes for the second year in succession to enhance his record at Leopardstown to nine wins from 12 startsThu 21st Jul
Dragon Pulse improves from his debut
Despite drifting in the market Dragon Pulse got up in the last 100 yards to defeat long-time leader Ellell Duke in the six furlong juvenile maiden to get favourite backers off to a good start at rain-soaked Leopardstown. Thu 21st JulReview curragh 3rd Jun
Viscount Nelson put a disappointing seasonal debut run at Sandown well behind him with a superb performance in the feature race at the CurraghFri 03rd Jun
Vault makes gutsy winning debut
The Aidan O'Brien-trained Vault made a successful debut under Colm O'Donoghue in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden. Fri 03rd Jun
He did it very well. His first two runs were over six furlongs and the further he went the better he was going today. I'm thrilled with him. He might get supplemented for the National Stakes now but I'll have to talk to the owners. He wants it yielding though and if it was good to firm he wouldn't run. He is also in the Beresford Stakes. I supplemented him for this (for €9,500), I put my money where my mouth is and I'm delighted he won.
Mrs John Harrington
It's great to get that done. Fran said he did it well. He said the other horse [Ellell Duke] was hanging out on him and intimidating him a bit. I'm delighted as it's the first winner for the owner [Tan Kai Chah] who is Singapore based. He was put in touch with me by Jim Ryan who broke the horse and pre-trained him. We'll sit down and have a look at what's coming up. He'll definitely get seven furlongs. We were thinking beforehand that he would need seven furlongs. He seemed to go on that ground.
Mrs John Harrington
