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Jancis (IRE) ch f 2021Track Horse
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Jancis (IRE) ch f 2021
Last Win
Leopardstown Thu, 11th Jul, 24 11/2, W J Lee
(131 days)
Last Run
Leopardstown Sat, 14th Sep, 24
8th, 9/1, D P McDonogh
(66 days)
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Flat IRE
3
2
0
67%
€48,000
44.50
Under Rules Total
3
2
0
67%
44.50
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Form Figures - 118
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The superscript number on headgear bl2 indicates number of times worn. A plus bl+ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl1indicates first time.
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Reports in which Jancis (IRE) was mentioned
Lee secures a brace on eye-catching Jancis
Billy Lee doubled up at Leopardstown aboard the impressive Jancis (11/2) in the Group 3 Irish Stallion Farms EBF Brownstown Stakes over the extended 7f. Thu 11th Jul
Impressive Jancis shows electric turn of foot on debut
The Willie McCreery-trained Jancis showed an electric turn of foot when springing a surprise on debut in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden. Thu 13th Jun
After race at Leopardstown Thu, 11th Jul, 2024 (1st) 
She's a lovely filly. Myself and Nancy (Sexton) spoke last week and it was either here or Killarney next week. I just thought that Killarney would be a full field and might be a bit much for her. I thought that she'd been up here and had a good experience the last day so let's come back here. Win, lose or draw she'd learn a lot more today, which she did. She's a great walking filly, she's an athlete, and we just took our time with her. We're happy with that. We'll come back here for the Matron, I don't know if we'll do anything before that. She's a light-framed filly and she doesn't take much work. They were going a good clip today, the last day was a maiden whereas this was a Group 3 with proper hardy horses in it. I just loved the way she picked up when she went through the gears. Billy thought there was still more there. She obviously flows over good ground so that's what she'll be running on, we'll keep her on that.
W McCreery
She's a lovely filly. Myself and Nancy (Sexton) spoke last week and it was either here or Killarney next week. I just thought that Killarney would be a full field and might be a bit much for her. I thought that she'd been up here and had a good experience the last day so let's come back here. Win, lose or draw she'd learn a lot more today, which she did. She's a great walking filly, she's an athlete, and we just took our time with her. We're happy with that. We'll come back here for the Matron, I don't know if we'll do anything before that. She's a light-framed filly and she doesn't take much work. They were going a good clip today, the last day was a maiden whereas this was a Group 3 with proper hardy horses in it. I just loved the way she picked up when she went through the gears. Billy thought there was still more there. She obviously flows over good ground so that's what she'll be running on, we'll keep her on that.
W McCreery
After race at Leopardstown Thu, 13th Jun, 2024 (1st)
They went very hard up front. Billy said she jumped smart but he just wanted to settle her in,. She was a bit free and leery, the road is about 100 yards after the stalls, so he just wanted to get her into a nice rhythm. She's a bit nervous and the whole thing about today was to get her started. The owner has been very patient with her and we wanted to get her started, give her a good day out and see where we go from there. It's a beautiful track and it's riding lovely, there is a lovely long straight. She turned in and Billy said he gave her a chance and she just lengthened the whole way to the line and she loved it. How good the race was, I don't know. She's been doing that at home but she's just a little bit leery, she's nervous and hasn't got confidence in herself. That will do her the world of good, she only got one flick there. Nancy Sexton sent her to me. Those colours are 100 years old in Chile and it's the first time they've been seen here in Ireland so it's a great pleasure to train a winner first time out for Arturo. Hopefully it's onwards and upwards with her.
W McCreery
They went very hard up front. Billy said she jumped smart but he just wanted to settle her in,. She was a bit free and leery, the road is about 100 yards after the stalls, so he just wanted to get her into a nice rhythm. She's a bit nervous and the whole thing about today was to get her started. The owner has been very patient with her and we wanted to get her started, give her a good day out and see where we go from there. It's a beautiful track and it's riding lovely, there is a lovely long straight. She turned in and Billy said he gave her a chance and she just lengthened the whole way to the line and she loved it. How good the race was, I don't know. She's been doing that at home but she's just a little bit leery, she's nervous and hasn't got confidence in herself. That will do her the world of good, she only got one flick there. Nancy Sexton sent her to me. Those colours are 100 years old in Chile and it's the first time they've been seen here in Ireland so it's a great pleasure to train a winner first time out for Arturo. Hopefully it's onwards and upwards with her.
W McCreery
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