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Pub Talk (IRE) b g 23rd Mar 2020Track Horse
Track Horse
Pub Talk (IRE) b g 23rd Mar 2020
Last Win
Dundalk Fri, 10th Mar, 23 8/11Fav, C T Keane
James McAuley
(620 days)
Last Run
Newcastle Mon, 18th Mar, 24
4th, 28/1, Cam Hardie
(246 days)
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Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
16
3
3
19%
€27,085
-6.77
Flat GB
4
0
0
0%
£503
-4.00
Under Rules Total
20
3
3
15%
-10.77
Form Figures
686441512-2631500-7984
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 686441512-2631500-7984
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Change of Trainer Leanne Breen to P A Kirby
Change of Trainer Denis Gerard Hogan to Leanne Breen
Change of Trainer James McAuley to Denis Gerard Hogan
Change of Trainer Noel Meade to James McAuley
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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.
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Reports in which Pub Talk (IRE) was mentioned
McAuley completes some tidy business with Dundalk double
Dundalk's most prolific owner/trainer James McAuley completed a first-and-last races double at the course today, landing the concluding Racing Thursday March 16th Handicap with his freshly claimed Tawaazon. Fri 10th Mar
Pub Talk claimed for € 20k for second time
Pub Talk (8/11f) was claimed for the second time in his career for €20,000 today, having won Dundalk's opening Irishinjuredjockeys.com Claiming Race, for owner/trainer James McAuley and champion jockey Colin Keane. Fri 10th Mar
Malacanne proves tough for Kelly
Malacanne emerged on top after a four-way finish to the three-year-old handicap at Dundalk. Wed 15th Feb
Bad claims deserved first win
Not Too Real Bad stuck on well to gain a deserved win in the three-year-old handicap at Dundalk. Fri 06th Jan
Meade's filly beats former stablemate
Owner/breeder Liam Queally's Shangrilama (5/2f) followed up a November success at Dundalk today to maintain her unbeaten two-race all-weather record, in the Now Racing Every Wednesday Nursery. Wed 07th Dec
Keane beats Lyons in Dundalk opener
Colin Keane got the better of his boss Ger Lyons, as Pub Talk led home Monophonic in the opener at Dundalk, the William Hill Pick Your Places Claiming Race. Fri 25th Nov
Pub Talk delivers under Keane
Pub Talk got up to land the seven furlong nursery in Down Royal by a head. Fri 02nd Sep
Sheishybrid completes quick-double for Meade & Keane
Sheishybrid completed a quick double for Noel Meade and Colin Keane, as she claimed the Grant Thornton Ulster Cesarewitch Handicap in the colours of the Rockmore Partnership. Fri 02nd Sep
After race at Dundalk Fri, 10th Mar, 2023 (1st) 
Colin is riding five for me today and before the race we were joking, saying he'd have four non-runners if this fella was beaten! I wouldn't want to lose him but this is the game we play with the claimers. We gave €20,000 for him, he is in for €20,000 and has already won €11,000 in prize money for us. He was classy for that grade and his placed handicap form was good enough to do that and he did it well. we are short on staff so if we run them up here, we are quieter at home. They are fit and well but were quiet for December and January. They seem to be coming back to form and that is three winners in the last four weeks. When they come back in form, we may as well tip away again. James Ryan and Robert Whearty come in (to ride work) but are both suspended today unfortunately and we'll support them for the rest of Dundalk.
James McAuley
Colin is riding five for me today and before the race we were joking, saying he'd have four non-runners if this fella was beaten! I wouldn't want to lose him but this is the game we play with the claimers. We gave €20,000 for him, he is in for €20,000 and has already won €11,000 in prize money for us. He was classy for that grade and his placed handicap form was good enough to do that and he did it well. we are short on staff so if we run them up here, we are quieter at home. They are fit and well but were quiet for December and January. They seem to be coming back to form and that is three winners in the last four weeks. When they come back in form, we may as well tip away again. James Ryan and Robert Whearty come in (to ride work) but are both suspended today unfortunately and we'll support them for the rest of Dundalk.
James McAuley
After race at Dundalk Fri, 25th Nov, 2022 (1st)
There's not too many around like him (Colin Keane) now!. It was a pretty moderate race - look we put him in there and if he is claimed, he is claimed. We thought that was sort of his level. He has won two for us as a two-year-old, so we will leave it at that. I'd say if he is not claimed he will come back here for a claimer again. I would imagine he will be claimed because he did that quite well.
Noel Meade
There's not too many around like him (Colin Keane) now!. It was a pretty moderate race - look we put him in there and if he is claimed, he is claimed. We thought that was sort of his level. He has won two for us as a two-year-old, so we will leave it at that. I'd say if he is not claimed he will come back here for a claimer again. I would imagine he will be claimed because he did that quite well.
Noel Meade
After race at Down Royal Fri, 2nd Sep, 2022 (1st)
He went a mile in Killarney which was too far and he went almost six in Navan which was too short, so we got it right in between!. Colin said he got a bit intimidated by the horse and that it wasn't until he put his whip down he ran home. He thinks he would like Dundalk and fast surfaces.
Noel Meade
He went a mile in Killarney which was too far and he went almost six in Navan which was too short, so we got it right in between!. Colin said he got a bit intimidated by the horse and that it wasn't until he put his whip down he ran home. He thinks he would like Dundalk and fast surfaces.
Noel Meade
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