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Ursa Major (IRE) b c 12th May 2009
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Ursa Major returns to action at the Curragh
Ursa Major is unbeaten in three efforts at the Curragh and returns to the track after a long lay-off for the Listed TRM Silver Stakes. Sun 08th Jun
Review curragh 25th Aug
Ursa Major showed himself to be one of the best young stayers in Ireland as he took the Gain Horse Feeds Irish St Leger Trial at the CurraghSat 25th Aug
Major success for Carmody with Ursa
Tommy Carmody recorded a definite highlight of his training career as his Ursa Major (4/1) took the feature race at the Curragh today, the Group 3 Gain Horse Feeds Irish St Leger Trial Stakes. Sat 25th AugReview curragh 29th Jun
Owner Andrew Tinkler's Irish operation picked up a valuable dividend when the progressive three-year-old Ursa Major took the feature Derby Festival Irish Stallion Farms EBF Handicap at the CurraghFri 29th Jun
Ursa Major gains starring roll
The Tommy Carmody trained Ursa Major (11/4f) continues on his upward curve, adding the Derby Festival Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Handicap at The Curragh this evening to his haul and in the process rewarded any 'Exacta' followers for the fifth time in as many runs! Fri 29th JunReview curragh 10th Jun
Sharestan won in Listed company for the first time when Niall McCullagh drove him to victory in the feature Coolmore Stud China Ire.Friendship Silver Stakes at the CurraghSun 10th Jun
Livia takes the last for Bolger & Cleary
The Jim Bolger trained Livia Galilei took the last at the Curragh today, the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap, in good style under Rory Cleary. Sun 10th Jun
Ursa eases to victory as Curtis doubles up
The Tommy Carmody trained Ursa Major ran out an impressive seven lengths winner of the Chinese Irish Cultural Academy 3yo Handicap providing his jockey Ben Curtis with a quick double. Sun 10th Jun
Review navan 29th Apr
Kissed looked every inch a potential Oaks filly as she dismissed the opposition in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Salsabil Stakes at NavanSun 29th Apr
O'Brien keeps it simple on Athens
On a day of doubles at Navan, Aidan and Joseph O'Brien got in on the act as Athens added to the earlier gains from Kissed, in taking the four runner Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Race. Sun 29th Apr
Well-punted China One delivers
China One was bred by Miss Kirsten Rausing and the Niarchos Family and he passed through the sales ring three times, for modest sums on each occasion, most recently for 11,500 Euros at Goresbridge in May 2011. Odds compilers saw fit to put a 10/1 beside the now three-year-old's name this morning for the Navan Lock & Key Maiden – he went off at 9/4 and he got the job done by two and a quarter lengths under Chris Hayes at Dundalk. Fri 16th MarWell-punted China One delivers
China One was bred by Miss Kirsten Rausing and the Niarchos Family and he passed through the sales ring three times, for modest sums on each occasion, most recently for 11,500 Euros at Goresbridge in May 2011. Odds compilers saw fit to put a 10/1 beside the now three-year-old's name this morning for the Navan Lock & Key Maiden – he went off at 9/4 and he got the job done by two and a quarter lengths under Chris Hayes at Dundalk. Fri 16th Mar
Ursa Major has progressed from Day One and keeps improving. He could go for a Listed race now and depending on how he gets on, maybe a Group 3 after that.
Thomas Carmody
His run here the last day was very pleasing. He does nothing at home, he is very laid back. Tonight was a bonus and we will see where he goes now. We will step him up to a mile and a half.
Thomas Carmody
