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Pipsy (IRE) b f 2021Track Horse
Track Horse
Pipsy (IRE) b f 2021
Last Win
Dundalk Fri, 6th Oct, 23 3/1, C T Keane
G M Lyons
(440 days)
Last Run
Keeneland Sun, 13th Oct, 24
7th, 25/1, John Velazquez
(67 days)
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Runs
Wins
Places
Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
3
2
1
67%
€43,800
4.75
Flat USA
3
0
1
0%
$400,000
-3.00
Under Rules Total
6
2
2
33%
1.75
Form Figures
211-827
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 211-827
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer G M Lyons to William Walden
Dec 2023
December Mare Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Kilcarn Park, Ireland
Purchaser: Woodford Thoroughbreds
£700,000
Lots Sold: 630
Prices
Avg: £107,544
Median: £30,000
Maximum: £4,500,000
Symbols Explained
ts2 Tongue Strap vs2 Visor hd2 Hood es2 Eye Shield ec2 Eye Cover cp2 Cheekpiece bl2 Blinkers tt2 Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel
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.
Date Course
Conditions
Race
Jockey Weight
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Class
Date
Sale
Consignor
Purchaser
Price
Dec 2023
December Mare Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Kilcarn Park, Ireland
Purchaser: Woodford Thoroughbreds
£700,000
Lots Sold: 630
Prices
Avg: £107,544
Median: £30,000
Maximum: £4,500,000
Reports in which Pipsy (IRE) was mentioned
Lyons lands Listed Legacy Stakes with Pipsy
Pipsy (3/1) gained a valuable blacktype success for owner Patrick Cosgrove today, as the Colin Keane-partnered Ger Lyons-trained filly landed Dundalk's Listed Irish Stallion Farms EBF Legacy Stakes. Fri 06th Oct
Lyons and Keane have strong claims in Dundalk Listed races
There is quality two-year-old action at Dundalk this evening and the Ger Lyons/Colin Keane combination have strong contenders in both Listed races with Pipsy and Rising Sign. Fri 06th Oct
Pipsy draws clear for Lyons and Keane
Sat 23rd Sep
King Cuan absolutely regal in Cork
Strong-travelling King Cuan pulverised the opposition in the Irish EBF Auction Series Race in Cork. Wed 06th Sep
It was lovely and it was no more than you'd expect after seeing King Cuan, the first day in Cork and definitely the last day in Naas. He impressed me both times. This filly has always been a filly we like and definitely a maiden winner. I said if she handles the ground she wins and, if she doesn't, we'll go to Dundalk, no problems. Colin was adamant she'd handle the ground and that she'll handle Dundalk so we'll go for the stakes race up there, the (Group 3) Mercury Stakes, and then we'll put her away. It was her first day away at Cork, Paddy (Twomey's) are always tuned to the minute and there was no third. I said 'we've walked into one'. I felt a bit sorry for her then as she did everything right on her own that day. I said we'd see the truth of the race in Naas and I don't think you could be any more impressed with the winner as he was beat, found a gear and took off again. I thought then 'he's alright and we definitely walked into one'. We knew we had natural improvement and she'd win a good maiden, but I was just worried about the ground.
G M Lyons
After race at Dundalk Fri, 6th Oct, 2023 (1st)
at the Curragh I said 'this one is getting quicker' so I nominated this race straight away to Patrick (Cosgrove). I said we'd have a look at this race and then put her away. She's only getting going at the back-end and I'm trying to get at least two runs into most of them. We knew after Cork that we had bumped into one (winner King Cuan) and he proved that afterwards. I liked what she did at the Curragh and she's pretty straight-forward at home. Colin said she has turned into a real sprinter. the break will now come at a nice time and we'll let her wind down, let her grow up and mature. We'll look forward to her next year. It's cracking to get winning black-type for Patrick, who is an owner/breeder - that's what it's about for him.
G M Lyons
at the Curragh I said 'this one is getting quicker' so I nominated this race straight away to Patrick (Cosgrove). I said we'd have a look at this race and then put her away. She's only getting going at the back-end and I'm trying to get at least two runs into most of them. We knew after Cork that we had bumped into one (winner King Cuan) and he proved that afterwards. I liked what she did at the Curragh and she's pretty straight-forward at home. Colin said she has turned into a real sprinter. the break will now come at a nice time and we'll let her wind down, let her grow up and mature. We'll look forward to her next year. It's cracking to get winning black-type for Patrick, who is an owner/breeder - that's what it's about for him.
G M Lyons
After race at Curragh Sat, 23rd Sep, 2023 (1st)
It was lovely and it was no more than you'd expect after seeing King Cuan, the first day in Cork and definitely the last day in Naas. He impressed me both times. This filly has always been a filly we like and definitely a maiden winner. I said if she handles the ground she wins and, if she doesn't, we'll go to Dundalk, no problems. Colin was adamant she'd handle the ground and that she'll handle Dundalk so we'll go for the stakes race up there, the (Group 3) Mercury Stakes, and then we'll put her away. It was her first day away at Cork, Paddy (Twomey's) are always tuned to the minute and there was no third. I said 'we've walked into one'. I felt a bit sorry for her then as she did everything right on her own that day. I said we'd see the truth of the race in Naas and I don't think you could be any more impressed with the winner as he was beat, found a gear and took off again. I thought then 'he's alright and we definitely walked into one'. We knew we had natural improvement and she'd win a good maiden, but I was just worried about the ground.
G M Lyons
It was lovely and it was no more than you'd expect after seeing King Cuan, the first day in Cork and definitely the last day in Naas. He impressed me both times. This filly has always been a filly we like and definitely a maiden winner. I said if she handles the ground she wins and, if she doesn't, we'll go to Dundalk, no problems. Colin was adamant she'd handle the ground and that she'll handle Dundalk so we'll go for the stakes race up there, the (Group 3) Mercury Stakes, and then we'll put her away. It was her first day away at Cork, Paddy (Twomey's) are always tuned to the minute and there was no third. I said 'we've walked into one'. I felt a bit sorry for her then as she did everything right on her own that day. I said we'd see the truth of the race in Naas and I don't think you could be any more impressed with the winner as he was beat, found a gear and took off again. I thought then 'he's alright and we definitely walked into one'. We knew we had natural improvement and she'd win a good maiden, but I was just worried about the ground.
G M Lyons
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