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Golden Ocean (GER) b f 2021
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Golden Ocean (GER) b f 2021
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Aug 2022
August Yearling Sale (Arqana)
Ammerland
Purchaser: BBA IRELAND
€200,000
Lots Sold: 243
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Avg: €206,331
Median: €135,000
Maximum: €2,100,000
Reports in which Golden Ocean (GER) was mentioned
Golden Ocean, who would have been a most unfortunate loser, got the gaps when it mattered to get up close home to record a second course and distance success in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies & Mares Handicap at Navan.
Wed 09th Oct
Golden Ocean quickened up nicely to make it third time lucky in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden at Navan this afternoon.
Sat 07th Sep
The Willie McCreery-trained Jancis showed an electric turn of foot when springing a surprise on debut in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden.
Thu 13th Jun
After race at
Navan Wed, 9th Oct, 2024 (1st)
She's gorgeous. Jim Ryan bought her as a yearling and she's an absolute oil painting. She's a beautiful, old-fashioned looking filly and she's bred to look that way. She's out of a three-time Group-1 winner by Galileo. Beautiful temperament and she is very enthusiastic. She's still relatively unexposed. We were learning about her on her first couple of starts. She went home then to Jim's farm for a couple of months and she freshened up lovely and she strengthened up. She grew up and she came back to me in beautiful shape before she won the last day. I'd say she will go a mile and a-quarter next year. She is one that it is nice to go through the grades with because she needs to grow up a little bit. Seamie really likes her and we will look forward to her next year.
M D O'Callaghan
After race at
Navan Sat, 7th Sep, 2024 (1st)
She's a filly we always thought a lot of. She had a genuine excuse that day in Naas and things just didn't go right in Leopardstown. She's a big filly that we always thought of next year for. She is very well-bred, she is out of a mare that won three Group Ones. Jim Ryan took her home after her last run and just gave her a month at home. He gave her plenty of TLC and he gave her a break exactly when she needed it. He did plenty of work with her at home and I got her back a month ago in brilliant order. All I had to do was not mess her up. Seamie said she will be better in a better race going 1m2f next year. She is still a big baby and very important to get her winning bracket. She has done that now so we'll get her home. No matter what we do, we'll be looking forward to next year for her.
M D O'Callaghan
Related by Dam Golden Lilac (IRE)
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