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Sinawann (IRE)
b c 1st Apr 2017
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Sinawann (IRE) b c 1st Apr 2017
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His Highness the Aga Khan's Studs S C
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Upped again to a mile after winning a premier nursery over that distance at Listowel in September, Magnanimous ran out an impressive winner of the Listed Glencairn Stakes at Leopardstown.
Thu 03rd Jun
Safe Voyage completed a successful raid on the Group 2 Clipper Logistics Boomerang Mile in Leopardstown.
Sat 12th Sep
Michael Halford and Ronan Whelan teamed up to land the Amethyst Stakes with the Aga Khan’s home-bred colt Sinawann at Leopardstown.
Wed 01st Jul
Mogul took the step up to stakes company in his stride as he ran out a cosy winner of the KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown this afternoon.
Sat 14th Sep
Rebel Tale bids to provide Andrew Slattery with one of the biggest wins of his training career to date when he lines up for the KPMG Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown.
Sat 14th Sep
Michael Halford has some lovely two-year-olds this season and Sinawann (9/1) is another nice prospect for the Kildangan trainer after the Aga Khan-bred colt, from the family of Sinndar, took the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden over the straight mile by a length from Agitare (7/1).
Fri 23rd Aug
After race at
Curragh Fri, 23rd Aug, 2019 (1st) 
He had a lovely introduction here two weeks ago and he stepped forward well in his homework. He was always going to be better stepping up a furlong and I'm delighted,. It looked a good race on paper. He showed a good attitude, Ronan said he was there plenty early on him but I loved the way he knuckled down to it. We'll take him home and see where we go from there but he's a smart horse. He has entries in a good few races. It's nice to get that out of the way with him and I won't over-race him either. He's still quite babyish. I was keen to run him back off the back of his last run because he learned so much but I'll take my time now and he'll tell us. He'll probably have one more run before the year is out.
M Halford
Related by Dam Simawa (IRE)
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