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Brianna Lily (IRE)
b m 2017
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Brianna Lily (IRE) b m 2017
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Flemensfirth (USA)
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Reports in which Brianna Lily (IRE) was mentioned
In for E12,000, Routine Excellence led home his 11-rivals in the Dave Harvey Memorial Claiming Hurdle.
Wed 28th Aug
Brianna Lily was a decisive winner of the the three-mile handicap hurdle at Clonmel for Pat Foley and Mark McDonagh.
Thu 28th Sep
Gaillimh A Run (11/4) made it two wins from four bumper starts in the concluding contest for mares.
Sun 12th Mar
Having hit the target with quietly-fancied newcomer Yerwanthere at Leopardstown yesterday, Bagenalstown trainer Pat Foley sent out his second winner in 24 hours when Brianna Lily landed the mares' bumper under Pat Taaffe.
Fri 10th Jun
After race at
Clonmel Thu, 28th Sep, 2023 (1st)
She has always been a good jumper but has been slow to come to hand although cheekpieces have made a big difference to her. Even in her bumpers she raced idly and while you can't get away with that over hurdles, cheekpieces have sharpened her up. The step up in trip was also a big help but she is better going left-handed. She hung badly in a maiden hurdle at Limerick once but as long as you leave her alone, she is fine. She hung left on that bend twice today but once Mark left her alone she was okay. I don't think the handicapper can be too hard on her with the way the race cut up and she might go again.
Patrick T Foley
After race at
Clonmel Fri, 10th Jun, 2022 (1st)
The same as last night (with winner Yerwanthere), we were expecting a big run but wouldn't have been disappointed if she was beaten as she is still green. Hopefully she will improve again from this and is a very honest mare. She is not overly big but what she lacks in height, she makes up in heart. If a winners' bumper came up she might run in it but more than likely she will go jumping. She is not overly big but we'll see how she comes out of it and how much she improves. We didn't get a run into her before she ran the first day but Bernard McMahon, the head of the syndicate, sadly passed away and she ran on his month's mind at Punchestown. Only for Bernard, who was from Meath, she wouldn't have been here today and I'm delighted she has won for the syndicate.
Patrick T Foley
Related by Dam Galilee Star (IRE)
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