Form and Entries for Horse Leap Dearg (IRE)

Leap Dearg (IRE) b g 29th Feb 2008

Track Horse HorseTracker

Leap Dearg (IRE) b g 29th Feb 2008

Sire

Beneficial (GB)

Dam

Wee Red Roo (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Supreme Leader

Owner

Mrs Sarah Nash

Trainer

J A Nash

Breeder

Mrs Mary T Hayes

Last Win

Galway Sat, 27th Oct, 18 7/1, Gavin Peter Brouder (2221 days)

Last Run

Limerick Fri, 30th Nov, 18 5th, 20/1, Gavin Peter Brouder (2187 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

12%

€13,600

26.00

Chase IRE

17%

€35,947.5

-7.50

Chase GB

£992

-2.00

PtoP

Under Rules Total

15%

16.50

Form Figures

P7B-39211-18294-364556-79P-5391P46383145

Form Timeline

Form Figures - P7B-39211-18294-364556-79P-5391P46383145

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Race Result

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MorningSP

Change of Trainer Robert Tyner to J A Nash

Change of Trainer Robert Tyner

Handler Robert Tyner

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.

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Reports in which Leap Dearg (IRE) was mentioned

Leap Dearg a significant winner for Brouder

Leap Dearg (7/1) gave Jockey Gavin Brouder his first-past-the-post victory in the Renvyle House Hotel Handicap Chase at Galway. Sat 27th Oct

Jack beats Duke by the narrowest of margins

Jack Slade got the better of Gentleman Duke by the narrowest of margins in the Rekorderlig Cider Most Appropriately Dressed Lady Win A Trip To Thailand Handicap Chase. Mon 27th Aug

De Bromhead delighted to get a winner for the Halsalls

We had a steward's enquiry after the Clonmel Racecourse Supporters Club Guest Evening Rated Novice Hurdle and after lengthy deliberations Visioman was confirmed victorious for Henry de Bromhead and Dylan Robinson. Thu 17th May

Colgan & Thornton on the mark with Rideonastar

Dual Flat winner Rideonastar got off the mark on his fifth start over flights, taking the third at Cork, the Follow Us On Twitter Rated Novice Hurdle. Fri 04th May

Market movers

Henry de Bromhead's Monalee is all the rage for the two mile six maiden hurdle in Punchestown (at 2.50pm). Sun 20th Nov

Rogue Trader lands a gamble in Naas

Rogue Trader brought up his fourth career success when making the best way home in the two mile handicap chase at Naas. Sun 07th Feb

Market movers

Babbling Stream is very popular in the opening maiden hurdle at Naas. The Willie Mullins representative has been backed from 15/8 to 11/10. Sun 07th Feb

Pairofbrowneyes records comfortable success

Pairofbrowneyes ran out a comfortable winner of the Christmas Party Raceday December 6th Handicap Chase, scoring under Mikey Fogarty for Lar Byrne and the Fibbage Syndicate. Sun 15th Nov

Review naas 4th Jan

McKinley sprung a 33-1 shock as he overcame his unbeaten stablemate and hot favourite Tell Us More to take the Lawlor's Hotel Novice Hurdle, the first Grade One event ever run at NaasSun 04th Jan

Dearg 'Leaps' to hat-trick

Course and distance winner Leap Dearg continues to defy the handicapper, and despite being a little uneasy in the betting on track, Robert Tyner's charge came out on top under Philip Enright, to make it three in a row, in the Panoramic Restaurant At Naas Handicap Chase. Sun 04th Jan

Review clonmel 4th Dec

If Not For You got up close home to land the spoils in an incident-packed Clonmel Racecourse Supporters Club Only 85 Euro Beginners Chase at ClonmelThu 04th Dec

Stronger Dearg leaps to victory

Leap Dearg looked an improved gelding when scoring in fine style on his reappearance at Naas last month, and confirmed that impression by following up in the Club Stand Restaurant Handicap Chase at Clonmel. Thu 04th Dec

Review naas 8th Nov

Kitten Rock stepped forward from his promising novice season to take the feature Fishery Lane Hurdle at Naas on his first run of the new campaignSat 08th Nov

Dearg justifies favouritism in Naas opener

Leap Dearg justified favouritism in the opener at Naas, the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase, as he ran out an easy winner under Eamonn Corbett for Robert Tyner (third winner of the week) and owner Mary Hayes. Sat 08th Nov

Review thurles 20th Mar

Willie Mullins' Mikael D'Haguenet may never have hit the heights he promised when bursting onto the scene five years ago, but he prove too classy for his three rivals in the Thurles Racecourse HurdleThu 20th Mar

Oscar takes advantage of chase rating

Fiery Oscar has proved a grand servant to connections and recorded an eighth career victory for the father and son team of Rodger and Colman Sweeney in the Jimmy Neville Memorial Handicap Chase at Thurles. Thu 20th Mar

After race at Galway Sat, 27th Oct, 2018 (1st)

We have him a couple of years and bought him hoping he'd turn into a nice horse but he lost his way when he got higher in the ratings. We had given up on him and basically I kept him for the young lads in the yard to get going and to give them rides. We found that by going back hurdling he got a bit of confidence. I was always keeping an eye out for a chase that would suit him and it worked out great. He was awarded a race in Clonmel but today is also my wife Sarah's (daughter of Galway Race Committee Honorary Member Pauline Gavin) first actual winner. That was great to see today and the horse and jockey have now improved together.

J A Nash

After race at Naas Sun, 4th Jan, 2015 (1st)

He didn't jump as well today. He missed one at halfway and was close to a couple of them. He was very lucky he didn't unseat at the last. He did very well to come back and win after that,. He's going up in class and going a little bit faster. He's a big horse and experience might have caught him.

Robert Tyner

After race at Clonmel Thu, 4th Dec, 2014 (1st)

He is an excellent jumper and made lengths at every fence. He was a big weak horse last year and wasn't the easiest to put weight on. We won't race him too soon and while I've no plans, two and a half miles on a bigger track would be ideal.

Robert Tyner

After race at Naas Sat, 8th Nov, 2014 (1st)

He's an improving horse. He needed to grow into his frame and is a fine big horse. The conditions came in his favour and might have inconvenienced a lot of the others who have been going all summer on good ground.

Robert Tyner

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