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Over The Blues (IRE) b f 2nd Apr 2021Track Horse
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Over The Blues (IRE) b f 2nd Apr 2021
Last Win
Naas Wed, 26th Jun, 24 2/5Fav, L T McAteer
(145 days)
Last Run
Dundalk Fri, 25th Oct, 24
13th, 18/1, C T Keane
(24 days)
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Flat IRE
6
1
2
17%
€27,000
-4.60
Under Rules Total
6
1
2
17%
-4.60
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312550
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Form Figures - 312550
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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 Over The Blues (IRE) was mentioned
Shandy leaves punters punch-drunk at 50/1 in feature
Fozzy Stack's initiative in the Group 3 Ballyogan Stakes was rewarded with a 50/1 victory in the shape of Shandy. Sun 25th Aug
English trainers win both Listed races at Naas
English-trained fillies won both Naas' Listed races today with the David O'Meara-trained, Danny Tudhope-partnered Nighteyes (100/30) completing the feat in the Yeomanstown Stud Irish EBF Stakes. Wed 24th Jul
Miss Lamai leads successful British raid on Naas prizes
Miss Lamai confirmed the promise of her fine run in the Queen Mary Stakes to take Listed honours at Naas for Karl Burke and Clifford Lee. Wed 24th Jul
Velazquez finishes fifth to Foley's filly on first Irish ride
Visiting American Hall Of Fame jockey John Velazquez was unplaced on his first ride in Ireland today, finishing fifth behind winner Over The Blues (2/5f) in Naas' Tinnakill House Maiden. Wed 26th Jun
After race at Naas Wed, 26th Jun, 2024 (1st) 
Over The Blues did that pretty well and as Luke (McAteer, winning jockey) said it a matter of getting from A to B with her. She was green first time and while she is normally pretty good coming out of stalls, she was in there for a long time and missed the break a little bit. Luke had to get after her then to hold a position but that lit her up and then she maybe didn't see out the six fully from being keen. She gets six (furlongs) no problem but in saying that you could easily drop her back to five. They are a speedy family, four have won maidens for us but this is the only one which could go over five. They are all very different although this is very different to the rest of them as she's probably the strongest and being a sprinter, all she'll do is improve. It's a fair broodmare that Jim (Browne, owner/breeder) has. there is a conditions race in Tipperary next week but I'd say that might be a bit quick for her and there is a Listed race back here in a month's time over this trip so that would seem to be ideal for her. We don't mind stepping her up in class and that's probably an ideal option.
Patrick T Foley
Over The Blues did that pretty well and as Luke (McAteer, winning jockey) said it a matter of getting from A to B with her. She was green first time and while she is normally pretty good coming out of stalls, she was in there for a long time and missed the break a little bit. Luke had to get after her then to hold a position but that lit her up and then she maybe didn't see out the six fully from being keen. She gets six (furlongs) no problem but in saying that you could easily drop her back to five. They are a speedy family, four have won maidens for us but this is the only one which could go over five. They are all very different although this is very different to the rest of them as she's probably the strongest and being a sprinter, all she'll do is improve. It's a fair broodmare that Jim (Browne, owner/breeder) has. there is a conditions race in Tipperary next week but I'd say that might be a bit quick for her and there is a Listed race back here in a month's time over this trip so that would seem to be ideal for her. We don't mind stepping her up in class and that's probably an ideal option.
Patrick T Foley
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