Form and Entries for Horse Evasive Power (USA)

Evasive Power (USA) b g 21st Mar 2016

Track Horse HorseTracker

Evasive Power (USA) b g 21st Mar 2016

Sire

Elusive Quality (USA)

Dam

Casting Director (USA)

Dam's Sire

Bernardini (USA)

Owner

Devauden Court Racing Club

Trainer

T Faulkner

Breeder

Bonne Chance Farm LLC

Last Win

Brighton Mon, 18th Sep, 23 3/1JFav, Billy Loughnane Robyn Brisland (433 days)

Last Run

Wolverhampton Sat, 21st Sep, 24 9th, 66/1, Frederick Larson (64 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

€24,400

10.00

Flat GB

12%

£38,663

-4.75

Under Rules Total

11%

5.25

Form Figures

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Form Timeline

Form Figures - 162281-0746669020-8660-51861413454877-8470033494661-4774510900-543099

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Change of Trainer Alice Haynes to T Faulkner

Feb 2024

February Sale (Tattersalls (UK))

Alice Haynes Racing Ltd.

Purchaser: Michael Thomas

£2,000

Lots Sold: 200

Prices

Avg: £14,315

Median: £7,250

Maximum: £200,000

Change of Trainer Robyn Brisland to Alice Haynes

21Aug21 Che 7f Standard 3y+ Hcap(30K)

non-runner

Rated 85 2

Change of Trainer P Twomey to Robyn Brisland

Change of Trainer Denis Gerard Hogan to P Twomey

Change of Trainer M D O'Callaghan to Denis Gerard Hogan

Apr 2018

Ascot Two-Year-Old Breeze-Up Sale (Tattersalls Ascot)

Powerstown Stud, Ireland

Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 59

Prices

Avg: £24,117

Median: £16,000

Maximum: £120,000

Sep 2017

September Yearling Sale (Keeneland)

Gainesway, Agent IX

Purchaser: Powerstown Stud

4,000

Lots Sold: 2641

Prices

Avg: 117,687

Median: 55,000

Maximum: 2,700,000

Symbols Explained

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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

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Feb 2024

February Sale (Tattersalls (UK))

Alice Haynes Racing Ltd.

Purchaser: Michael Thomas

£2,000

Lots Sold: 200

Prices

Avg: £14,315

Median: £7,250

Maximum: £200,000

Apr 2018

Ascot Two-Year-Old Breeze-Up Sale (Tattersalls Ascot)

Powerstown Stud, Ireland

Purchaser: Lot Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 59

Prices

Avg: £24,117

Median: £16,000

Maximum: £120,000

Sep 2017

September Yearling Sale (Keeneland)

Gainesway, Agent IX

Purchaser: Powerstown Stud

4,000

Lots Sold: 2641

Prices

Avg: 117,687

Median: 55,000

Maximum: 2,700,000

Reports in which Evasive Power (USA) was mentioned

Mogwli rallies to give Jack Cleary his second winner

Mowgli (14/1) took the NavanRacecourse.ie Handicap in the hands of young 10lbs claimer Jack Cleary. Thu 10th Sep

Chicas battles back in the Curragh feature

Chicas Amigas bounced back to form, as she battled gamely to take the feature at the Curragh this afternoon, the Mongey Communications Race, providing her trainer Jessica Harrington with an across the card double. Mon 06th Aug

Amigas has sights lowered at the Curragh

Chicas Amigas could take advantage of having her sights lowered for the Mongey Communications Race at the Curragh on Monday. Mon 06th Aug

Dom Carlos a ready winner for O'Briens

Dom Carlos broke well and made all to land a competitive looking median auction race at the Curragh. Fri 08th Jun

O'Callaghan pair bid for glory in Marble Hill

Michael O’Callaghan cannot split Recon Mission and Evasive Power in the Cold Move Irish EBF Marble Hill Stakes at the Curragh today. Sat 26th May

Cheap buy Evasive powers home to win on debut

The Michael O'Callaghan trained newcomer Evasive Power sprang a 22/1 surprise in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Maiden. Sat 19th May

After race at Navan Sat, 19th May, 2018 (1st)

He's a lovely horse. We liked him at home and he showed plenty of speed but he was probably a gallop short for today, but said we'd run him because he's a green sort of horse. You could see there he was the first horse off the bridle but he kept responding and figured it out as he hit the rising ground. He's a proper fast ground horse and is going to improve from the run. He'll probably go to Ascot now. He might need another run but we'll see how he comes out of this.

M D O'Callaghan