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William Munny (IRE) b g 2018Track Horse
Track Horse
William Munny (IRE) b g 2018
Last Win
Naas Sun, 25th Feb, 24 13/2, Mr F Maguire
(302 days)
Last Run
Punchestown Wed, 1st May, 24
3rd, 6/1, Mr F Maguire
(236 days)
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Lifetime
Runs
Wins
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Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
NHF IRE
3
2
1
67%
€23,750
11.50
Under Rules Total
3
2
1
67%
11.50
Form Figures
113
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 113
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Jun 2021
Land Rover Sale Part 2 (Goffs Ireland)
Clenagh Castle Stud
Purchaser: Gerry Hogan Bloodstock
€45,000
Lots Sold: 354
Prices
Avg: €46,177
Median: €40,000
Maximum: €230,000
Dec 2018
December Nh Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Railstown Stud
Purchaser: Greenways Farm
€14,000
Lots Sold: 319
Prices
Avg: €14,532
Median: €9,000
Maximum: €230,000
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
OR
Class
3/1
10/3
10/3
7/2Date
Sale
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Purchaser
Price
Jun 2021
Land Rover Sale Part 2 (Goffs Ireland)
Clenagh Castle Stud
Purchaser: Gerry Hogan Bloodstock
€45,000
Lots Sold: 354
Prices
Avg: €46,177
Median: €40,000
Maximum: €230,000
Dec 2018
December Nh Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Railstown Stud
Purchaser: Greenways Farm
€14,000
Lots Sold: 319
Prices
Avg: €14,532
Median: €9,000
Maximum: €230,000
Reports in which William Munny (IRE) was mentioned
Redemption Day seals first Grade 1 for Townend
Jody Townend partnered her first Grade 1 winner in Redemption Day in the champion bumper at the Punchestown Festival. Wed 01st May
Munny makes big statement in bumper
William Munny made it two from two with an electric turn of foot inside the final furlong to land the concluding BetVictor Bumper at Naas this afternoon. Sun 25th Feb
William Munny makes winning bumper debut in a thriller
William Munny made a successful debut for owner/trainer Barry Connell in the bumper at Navan but only after just getting the better of a thrilling final furlong battle with the odds-on C’est Ta Chance. Sat 20th Jan
After race at Naas Sun, 25th Feb, 2024 (1st) 
I’m astonished the price this horse went off. I thought he should have been even money favourite on the back of his form. The horse of Willie’s that he beat the last day was backed as if money was going out of fashion and they were clear of the rest. He’s hardly having a blow there and it was like a piece of work. He’s very unusual for a Westerner as they normally don’t win bumpers, they improve when they get a hurdle and a fence. I’m definitely not taking him to Cheltenham. I don’t like giving them more than two runs in winners bumpers but I’m going to bring this lad to Punchestown for the Champion Bumper, and I think he’s the one to beat in it. In my view he’s the best bumper horse in the country. His work has been very good since in won in Navan. I’m hoping he’ll be a Grade 1 horse over a hurdle next year. Finny Maguire gets very limited opportunities but in my view he’s a fantastic rider. The best bumper rider in the country by a mile. I think he’s had five rides for me this year and four winners.
Barry Connell
I’m astonished the price this horse went off. I thought he should have been even money favourite on the back of his form. The horse of Willie’s that he beat the last day was backed as if money was going out of fashion and they were clear of the rest. He’s hardly having a blow there and it was like a piece of work. He’s very unusual for a Westerner as they normally don’t win bumpers, they improve when they get a hurdle and a fence. I’m definitely not taking him to Cheltenham. I don’t like giving them more than two runs in winners bumpers but I’m going to bring this lad to Punchestown for the Champion Bumper, and I think he’s the one to beat in it. In my view he’s the best bumper horse in the country. His work has been very good since in won in Navan. I’m hoping he’ll be a Grade 1 horse over a hurdle next year. Finny Maguire gets very limited opportunities but in my view he’s a fantastic rider. The best bumper rider in the country by a mile. I think he’s had five rides for me this year and four winners.
Barry Connell
After race at Navan Sat, 20th Jan, 2024 (1st)
We knew we'd win a bumper with him. He's a six-year-old so he's had loads of time. He has been to a schooling race before and ran okay. He was very keen last year and with the extra year, and a bit of maturity, he's settling better. When they went no pace there I was just afraid he might be doing a bit too much in that ground. I think he'll come on for it because he was very green. When Finny went to put him into the gap between the two favourites he didn't really know what he was at or where he was going. Eventually he got through it and they had to keep quickening. He's very fit, he's not having much of a blow there. He's very unlike a Westerner, they are normally big strapping horses, he looks like a bumper horse. I don't know how good he's going to be down the line but he's definitely a nice horse to have. I'd say he might run in Fairyhouse or somewhere like that. I don't think I'll be going across the water with him but he's probably entitled to if you wanted to. It's great to get one on the board. When you give them two-and-a-half years, and give them the time, it's nice to get the reward for it because it doesn't always happen. We're thrilled.
Barry Connell
We knew we'd win a bumper with him. He's a six-year-old so he's had loads of time. He has been to a schooling race before and ran okay. He was very keen last year and with the extra year, and a bit of maturity, he's settling better. When they went no pace there I was just afraid he might be doing a bit too much in that ground. I think he'll come on for it because he was very green. When Finny went to put him into the gap between the two favourites he didn't really know what he was at or where he was going. Eventually he got through it and they had to keep quickening. He's very fit, he's not having much of a blow there. He's very unlike a Westerner, they are normally big strapping horses, he looks like a bumper horse. I don't know how good he's going to be down the line but he's definitely a nice horse to have. I'd say he might run in Fairyhouse or somewhere like that. I don't think I'll be going across the water with him but he's probably entitled to if you wanted to. It's great to get one on the board. When you give them two-and-a-half years, and give them the time, it's nice to get the reward for it because it doesn't always happen. We're thrilled.
Barry Connell
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