Form and Entries for Horse Ten Fires (GER)

Ten Fires (GER) b g 3rd Apr 2002

Track Horse HorseTracker

Ten Fires (GER) b g 3rd Apr 2002

Sire

Acambaro (GER)

Dam

Tosca Dona (GER)

Dam's Sire

Solo Dancer (GER)

Owner

Mr Ian Kidger & Miss Ann Sturgis

Trainer

Brendan Powell

Breeder

R Reutershaw

Last Win

Thurles Fri, 26th Feb, 10 5/1, R Loughran D T Hughes (5412 days)

Last Run

Newton Abbot Sat, 30th Mar, 13 p.u., 6/1, Brendan Powell (4285 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

-1.00

Hurdle IRE

12%

€12,265

-4.75

Chase IRE

€17,952.5

-7.00

NHF IRE

14%

€7,650

-1.50

Chase GB

£3,911

-10.00

Under Rules Total

-24.25

Form Figures

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Form Timeline

Form Figures - 050-2199427-241959B4-5135-24FP044FP-3243-2PPP/

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Change of Trainer Miss Tor Sturgis to Brendan Powell

Change of Trainer D T Hughes to Miss Tor Sturgis

Oct 2011

Autumn Hit Yearling Sales (Goffs UK)

Connell Barry

Purchaser: Tom Malone

£14,000

Lots Sold: 308

Prices

Avg: £5,299

Median: £3,200

Maximum: £32,000

28Jan11 Gow 24f Soft 5y+ HcapCh(90K)

non-runner (Reserve)

Rated 120

24Apr10 Pun 15f Good 4y+ F

12-6[10/1]5th of 24, 4.63L behind Prospectorous

Mr P O'Leary

10/1

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

Oct 2011

Autumn Hit Yearling Sales (Goffs UK)

Connell Barry

Purchaser: Tom Malone

£14,000

Lots Sold: 308

Prices

Avg: £5,299

Median: £3,200

Maximum: £32,000

Reports in which Ten Fires (GER) was mentioned

Groody Hill lands a punt

The progeny of Alderbrook often seem to excel when the ground is on the soft side and his son Groody Hill landed a punt (14s into 9/2) on the heavy Punchestown going in the Punchestown Annual Membership Handicap Chase. Wed 26th Oct

First Chase win for Ainama on fourth attempt

The first of three chases to round off the year at Ballinrobe, the P Flannery Plant Hire Group London Chase, went to the 11/10 favourite, Ainama for the father and son team of rider Niall 'Slippers' Madden and trainer Niall 'Boots' Madden. Mon 19th Sep

Imaalhall causes 16/1 upset

The Francis Flood trained Imaalhall caused a 16/1 upset in the Tipper Road Handicap Chase at Naas today, under Davy Condon. Sun 02nd Jan

Loughran at his best aboard Ten Fires

The concluding race this afternoon at Thurles was won by the Dessie Hughes trained Ten Fires in the hands of Roger Loughran. Fri 26th Feb

Review naas 14th Mar

Willie Mullins enjoyed a fantastic Cheltenham Festival and kept up his winning streak with a double at Naas, including Emma Jane's gutsy victory in the Lucan Racing Leinster National Handicap ChaseSat 14th Mar

Loughran/Hughes score with Ten Fires

Roger Loughran was seen to good effect when winning The Lakelands Maiden Hurdle aboard the Dessie Hughes trained Ten Fires for owner Barry Connell. Sat 14th Mar

Review navan 24th Jan

There's no stopping the Willie Mullins bandwagon at present and Kempes added another win to the handler's tally in the feature Navan Golf Club Open For Membership HurdleSat 24th Jan

Review FAIRYHOUSE 11th Oct

Academy Sir Harry was one of last season's top bumper horses and he got off the mark at the first time of asking over timber in the Winter Festival 2008 Maiden HurdleSat 11th Oct

Griffin wins opener

The opening race this afternoon at Fairyhouse was won by the Eoin Griffin trained Academy Sir Harry with Paddy Flood riding for owner James Comerford. Sat 11th Oct

After race at Thurles Fri, 26th Feb, 2010 (1st)

It was great he won considering he jumped so poorly. He's not a natural jumper at all but hopefully he'll be better on better ground. He did really well to win today.

D T Hughes