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Quiet Escape (IRE) ch m 2015Track Horse
Track Horse
Quiet Escape (IRE) ch m 2015
Last Win
Gowran Park Fri, 1st Oct, 21 16/1, Mr J J Codd
(1187 days)
Last Run
Gowran Park Fri, 1st Oct, 21
1st, 16/1, Mr J J Codd
(1187 days)
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Level Stk
NHF IRE
5
2
0
40%
€24,550
17.00
Under Rules Total
5
2
0
40%
17.00
Form Figures
04911/
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 04911/
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Nov 2021
Cheltenham November Sale (Tattersalls Cheltenham)
Crossogue Stud, Ireland (M. A. Molloy)
Purchaser: Stephen Hillen Bloodstock
£100,000
Lots Sold: 50
Prices
Avg: £85,770
Median: £63,500
Maximum: £305,000
30Aug21 Dow 19f Good 4-7y NHF(10K)
11-4[4/1]1st of 7, 1.25L to Another Choice
Miss J Townend
11/24/1
Change of Trainer C A Murphy to M A Molloy
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
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Nov 2021
Cheltenham November Sale (Tattersalls Cheltenham)
Crossogue Stud, Ireland (M. A. Molloy)
Purchaser: Stephen Hillen Bloodstock
£100,000
Lots Sold: 50
Prices
Avg: £85,770
Median: £63,500
Maximum: £305,000
Reports in which Quiet Escape (IRE) was mentioned
Quiet Escape takes honours in Listed mares' bumper
Mark Molloy's Quiet Escape took some good scalps in the Listed Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mucklemeg Mares INH Flat Race at Gowran Park. Fri 01st Oct
Molloy back in winners enclosure with Escape
Quiet Escape found plenty up the hill to land the concluding bumper at Downpatrick for Mark Molloy and Jody Townend. Mon 30th Aug
After race at Gowran Park Fri, 1st Oct, 2021 (1st) 
She’s always been a lovely mare so its nice to see it come to fruition. Once the ground was nice I was happy as I was worried it might have gone a bit dead today. She’ll be put away now for next summer. She’s from a good pacey family and she has loads of toe. Its just a matter of keeping her sweet and being able to use that pace. We only have the two (Farrawaybay won over hurdles at Galway last month) and a few point-to-pointers for the autumn and next spring. Her owner John Wade is in America but is a Galway man originally.
M A Molloy
She’s always been a lovely mare so its nice to see it come to fruition. Once the ground was nice I was happy as I was worried it might have gone a bit dead today. She’ll be put away now for next summer. She’s from a good pacey family and she has loads of toe. Its just a matter of keeping her sweet and being able to use that pace. We only have the two (Farrawaybay won over hurdles at Galway last month) and a few point-to-pointers for the autumn and next spring. Her owner John Wade is in America but is a Galway man originally.
M A Molloy
After race at Downpatrick Mon, 30th Aug, 2021 (1st)
She was very game. I hadn't my licence and she went down to Colm and he always loved her like I did. It didn't really happen. Obviously this was a weaker sort of contest and she probably ran up to what she did (when fourth) in Clonmel I'd say. I had taken out my licence in the meantime and I have one other horse in training, another moderate mare so I said we might as well have two of them and try and do something with them!. My last winner was here six years ago, a mare called Autumn Shades. I normally train to sell before they run, it is point-to-pointers. She will probably go hurdling. She is from a super family and I actually trained her grandmother.
M A Molloy
She was very game. I hadn't my licence and she went down to Colm and he always loved her like I did. It didn't really happen. Obviously this was a weaker sort of contest and she probably ran up to what she did (when fourth) in Clonmel I'd say. I had taken out my licence in the meantime and I have one other horse in training, another moderate mare so I said we might as well have two of them and try and do something with them!. My last winner was here six years ago, a mare called Autumn Shades. I normally train to sell before they run, it is point-to-pointers. She will probably go hurdling. She is from a super family and I actually trained her grandmother.
M A Molloy
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