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East India (GB) ch g 8th Mar 2012
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Review cork 4th Apr
Massinga took the step up to Listed company in her stride as she completed a hat-trick of victories in the feature Irish Stallion Farms EBF Noblesse Stakes at CorkSat 04th Apr
Success for Days as O'Brien last on return
Success Days proved strongest in the closing stages to land the spoils in the rated race at Cork this afternoon. Sat 04th Apr
Review tipperary 8th Aug
Tim Pitt's decision to send Sir Maximilian over from his Shropshire yard to tackle the Kilfrush Stud Abergwaun Stakes at Tipperary paid off in some styleFri 08th Aug
India no match for Convergence
Convergence made all as he ran out a convincing winner of the Listed Coolmore Canford Cliffs Stakes, scoring under Colin Keane for Ger Lyons and owner Vincent Gaul. Fri 08th Aug
Tipperary preview
Tombelaine and East India lock horns in the Listed Coolmore Canford Cliffs Stakes at Tipperary this evening, with King Christophe adding further spice to the mix. Fri 08th Aug
Review curragh 19th Jul
Bracelet gave Aidan O'Brien his fourth Darley Irish Oaks success when battling bravely to victory at the CurraghSat 19th Jul
It's East India time in Kildare
Unraced East India was heavily backed in the ring before the seven furlong juvenile maiden and he was cheered home by his supporters as he showed a good turn of foot in getting off the mark at the Curragh. Sat 19th Jul
I'm delighted. He was working like a nice horse and was just ready to start. Seamus took his time on him and relaxed him in the first half of the race. The idea was to give him a nice education and see what happens. He picked up really well and you couldn't be happier with him. He's a very well-bred horse. We'll look for a winners' or Listed race for him. He has the Futurity and races like that. Obviously he's a horse that will get further than seven furlongs so we'll see what comes up. He won't have any bother stepping up I would say.
A P O'Brien
