Form and Entries for Horse Red Letter Bray (IRE)

Red Letter Bray (IRE) b g 2020

Track Horse HorseTracker

Red Letter Bray (IRE) b g 2020

Sire

New Bay (GB)

Dam

Lamsa (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Invincible Spirit (IRE)

Owner

Cathal Brophy

Trainer

Liam P Cusack

Breeder

Don Commins & New Bay Syndicate

Last Win

Curragh Fri, 24th May, 24 100/1, L F Roche (178 days)

Last Run

Navan Sat, 7th Sep, 24 2nd, 11/1, L F Roche (73 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

30%

€51,530

96.75

Under Rules Total

30%

96.75

Form Figures

611050-1402

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 611050-1402

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Change of Trainer M D O'Callaghan to Liam P Cusack

May 2022

Goresbridge Breeze Up Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Dolmen Bloodstock

Purchaser: Michael O'Callaghan

€40,000

Lots Sold: 174

Prices

Avg: €38,155

Median: €22,000

Maximum: €520,000

Sep 2021

September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Knocknacurra Stud

Purchaser: Paragon Bloodstock

€15,000

Lots Sold: 401

Prices

Avg: €27,090

Median: €20,000

Maximum: €200,000

Dec 2020

November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Albany Stud

Purchaser: John Ryan

€14,500

Lots Sold: 482

Prices

Avg: €36,470

Median: €20,000

Maximum: €440,000

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

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

May 2022

Goresbridge Breeze Up Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Dolmen Bloodstock

Purchaser: Michael O'Callaghan

€40,000

Lots Sold: 174

Prices

Avg: €38,155

Median: €22,000

Maximum: €520,000

Sep 2021

September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Knocknacurra Stud

Purchaser: Paragon Bloodstock

€15,000

Lots Sold: 401

Prices

Avg: €27,090

Median: €20,000

Maximum: €200,000

Dec 2020

November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Albany Stud

Purchaser: John Ryan

€14,500

Lots Sold: 482

Prices

Avg: €36,470

Median: €20,000

Maximum: €440,000

Reports in which Red Letter Bray (IRE) was mentioned

Joe McGrath aim for improving Ostraka

Ostraka had received a form boost in the previous race at Navan and bagged a follow up win in style when landing the Rathkenny Handicap. Sat 07th Sep

Pepperpots becomes second 100/1 winner of the evening

One would doubt that there have ever been 100/1 winners of successive races in Ireland but, after Red Letter Bray 15 minutes earlier at the Curragh, Pepperpots went in at the same price when making all in the Dennison Rentals Point-To-Point Flat Race at Downpatrick. Fri 24th May

Red Letter Bray for Liam Cusack at 100/1

Making his stable debut for Liam Cusack after nine months off the track, Red Letter Bray was a shock winner of the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Habitat Handicap. Fri 24th May

Bray back for more at Naas

Michael O'Callaghan's Red Letter Bray had to dig deep to gain back-to-back victories at Naas this afternoon. Mon 24th Apr

O'Callaghan off the mark from new yard with Bray

Michael O'Callaghan's Red Letter Bray just held on in a driving finish to the opening Kuroshio Maiden at Naas this afternoon. Sun 26th Mar

Auguste survives scare to get job done

Auguste Rodin arguably had to work a bit harder than expected in order to justify short odds in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at Naas. Sat 02nd Jul

After race at Naas Sun, 26th Mar, 2023 (1st)

He’s a nice horse and we have always liked him. He’s pulled a shoe quite badly and Colin thinks he might have done it coming out of the gates and that’s why he was just a little bit awkward,. He’s pretty straight forward at home and Colin thought he’ll get an extra furlong. He was quite green and needed the company when he got it. Nicer ground will suited him better. We had him ready to start but thought he’d improve from the run. I had in the back of my mind that he could be a horse for the seven-furlong Guineas Trial at Leopardstown but it might be a bit soon and he could need some time to get over today with the deep ground and everything. I can see him stepping up to that level. It’s nice to get a winner out of the new yard and good to get that out of the way. We have moved near Brannockstown, about 20 minutes from the Curragh. It’s nice and quiet and the horses are relaxed and they appreciate it. We have two gallops and everything we need and with the Curragh not too far away we have the best of both worlds. We are in a month now. It is always going to take a bit of transitioning and take a bit of getting used to the gallops.

M D O'Callaghan