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Decisive Action (IRE) b c 7th Jan 2016Track Horse
Track Horse
Decisive Action (IRE) b c 7th Jan 2016
Last Win
Sha Tin Sun, 19th Sep, 21 4.1, Z Purton
(1160 days)
Last Run
Sha Tin Sat, 25th Jun, 22
5th, 13, K H Chan
(882 days)
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Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Places
Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
2
1
1
50%
€18,825
19.00
Flat HK
41
3
2
7%
HK$3,007,000
-24.20
Under Rules Total
43
4
3
9%
-5.20
Form Figures
12-09906700-89765178082560-71044005138-00085705/
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 12-09906700-89765178082560-71044005138-00085705/
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer C H Yip to C S Shum
Change of Trainer Andrew Slattery to C H Yip
Jun 2018
London Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Meadowview Stables
Purchaser: Vendor (190000)
Lots Sold: 13
Prices
Avg: €285,385
Median: €300,000
Maximum: €720,000
Sep 2017
Ascot Yearling Sale (Tattersalls Ascot)
Glidawn Stud, Ireland
Purchaser: Five Star Bloodstock
£8,000
Lots Sold: 85
Prices
Avg: £9,265
Median: £7,000
Maximum: £47,000
Nov 2016
December Foal Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
West Blagdon Stud
Purchaser: BBA Ireland
£2,000
Lots Sold: 743
Prices
Avg: £41,142
Median: £21,000
Maximum: £600,000
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
Jun 2018
London Sale (Goffs Ireland)
Meadowview Stables
Purchaser: Vendor (190000)
Lots Sold: 13
Prices
Avg: €285,385
Median: €300,000
Maximum: €720,000
Sep 2017
Ascot Yearling Sale (Tattersalls Ascot)
Glidawn Stud, Ireland
Purchaser: Five Star Bloodstock
£8,000
Lots Sold: 85
Prices
Avg: £9,265
Median: £7,000
Maximum: £47,000
Nov 2016
December Foal Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
West Blagdon Stud
Purchaser: BBA Ireland
£2,000
Lots Sold: 743
Prices
Avg: £41,142
Median: £21,000
Maximum: £600,000
Reports in which Decisive Action (IRE) was mentioned
Cape looks Good in Tipperary opener
Cape Of Good Hope, who is a full-brother to Highland Reel and Idaho, made all to take the opener at Tipperary this evening, the Glenvale Stud Race. Thu 05th Jul
Decisive Action one for the bookies at 20/1
Decisive Action was plenty green on debut but came home best of all to spring a 20/1 shock in the six furlong auction maiden at the Curragh. Fri 11th May
After race at Curragh Fri, 11th May, 2018 (1st) 
He stayed at it all the way to the line, bit green when he hit the front. He's a nice horse I think. He was always working like a stayer at home. I'm delighted with him now. I'd say there is more improvement when we step him up in trip. He can go on any sort of ground as well. We always thought he was a nice horse but he’s bred for a mile and a half. His dam is a half-sister to Gatewood and that is probably where he will end up eventually. He’s lucky the weather is so bad as I was going to geld him and let him off for a while. I’ll probably go for the Final of the Series and might still geld him and let him off for a while in the summer. He works well and the further he goes the better he’ll get. My brother Willie bought him in Ascot for 8,000 so he’s a bit of value. That’s only the second two-year-old I’ve run this year and both of them have won. He wouldn’t be as fast as the other lad (Offline, won at Dundalk) but he’ll be a fair horse over a mile. He’s a good tough horse and stays at it well. He was green when Ben asked him and I suppose the heavy ground as well but he won by a length going away.
Andrew Slattery
He stayed at it all the way to the line, bit green when he hit the front. He's a nice horse I think. He was always working like a stayer at home. I'm delighted with him now. I'd say there is more improvement when we step him up in trip. He can go on any sort of ground as well. We always thought he was a nice horse but he’s bred for a mile and a half. His dam is a half-sister to Gatewood and that is probably where he will end up eventually. He’s lucky the weather is so bad as I was going to geld him and let him off for a while. I’ll probably go for the Final of the Series and might still geld him and let him off for a while in the summer. He works well and the further he goes the better he’ll get. My brother Willie bought him in Ascot for 8,000 so he’s a bit of value. That’s only the second two-year-old I’ve run this year and both of them have won. He wouldn’t be as fast as the other lad (Offline, won at Dundalk) but he’ll be a fair horse over a mile. He’s a good tough horse and stays at it well. He was green when Ben asked him and I suppose the heavy ground as well but he won by a length going away.
Andrew Slattery
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