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Meri Devie (FR) ch f 11th Feb 2013Track Horse
Track Horse
Meri Devie (FR) ch f 11th Feb 2013
Last Win
Naas Sun, 6th Jan, 19 5/2, B J Cooper
(2181 days)
Last Run
Thurles Sun, 20th Jan, 19
5th, 4/1, B J Cooper
(2167 days)
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Runs
Wins
Places
Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
1
0
0
0%
0
-1.00
Hurdle IRE
11
3
3
27%
€133,950
8.62
Chase IRE
2
1
0
50%
€12,350
1.50
Flat GB
3
0
0
0%
0
-3.00
Hurdle GB
1
0
0
0%
0
-1.00
Flat FR
2
0
0
0%
0
-2.00
Under Rules Total
20
4
3
20%
3.12
Form Figures
001-43224-5106100700-15/
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 001-43224-5106100700-15/
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Change of Trainer W P Mullins to Paul Nolan
Nov 2018
November National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Closutton Stables
Purchaser: J Mernagh
€55,000
Lots Sold: 770
Prices
Avg: €16,879
Median: €11,000
Maximum: €200,000
Change of Trainer N Clement to W P Mullins
Aug 2014
v.2 Yearling Sale, Deauville (Arqana)
Gisloterie
Purchaser: TINA RAU BLOODSTOCK / NICOLAS CLEMENT
€63,000
Lots Sold: 105
Prices
Avg: €35,895
Median: €28,000
Maximum: €90,000
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
Nov 2018
November National Hunt Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Closutton Stables
Purchaser: J Mernagh
€55,000
Lots Sold: 770
Prices
Avg: €16,879
Median: €11,000
Maximum: €200,000
Aug 2014
v.2 Yearling Sale, Deauville (Arqana)
Gisloterie
Purchaser: TINA RAU BLOODSTOCK / NICOLAS CLEMENT
€63,000
Lots Sold: 105
Prices
Avg: €35,895
Median: €28,000
Maximum: €90,000
Reports in which Meri Devie (FR) was mentioned
Camelia De Cotte out to keep up winning ways
Camelia De Cotte bids to continue her profitable campaign in the Order Of St George Coolmore NH Sires Irish EBF Mares Novice Chase at Thurles. Sun 20th Jan
Meri Devie enjoying fences and life with Nolan
Meri Devie, who won three times over hurdles for Willie Mullins, made a winning start to life with Paul Nolan in the mares' beginners' chase at Naas. Sun 06th Jan
Mullins quartet tackle Kingdom Gold Cup
Willie Mullins launches a four-strong assault on the K.W.D. Kingdom Gold Cup Handicap, the feature event at Killarney on Thursday. Thu 23rd Aug
Unbeaten Shanning returns to Ballybrit
Shanning puts her unbeaten record on the line in the feature event on the penultimate day of the Galway Festival. Sat 04th Aug
Meri Devie stays on well to give Mullins a treble
Meri Devie continued the golden run of Willie Mullins's stable by bringing up a treble for the Closutton trainer in the Grade B Ballymore Handicap Hurdle. Sat 28th Apr
Review punchestown 21st Feb
Meri Devie's victory in the Quevega Mares Hurdle was the highlight of a treble for Willie Mullins at PunchestownWed 21st Feb
Mares Hurdle target for Meri after Quevega win
Meri Devie got back to winning ways when running out a cosy winner of the Listed Quevega Mares Hurdle at Punchestown today. Wed 21st Feb
Alletrix takes Quevega test
Alletrix aims to follow up her win at the inaugural Dublin Racing Festival in the Quevega Mares Hurdle at Punchestown on Wednesday. Wed 21st Feb
Duca De Thaix takes Grade 3 Limerick feature
Duca De Thaix gave Gordon Elliott an across-the-card treble when outgunning Us And Them in the Grade Three hurdle at Limerick. Thu 28th Dec
Meri Devie poised for big Limerick performance
Meri Devie looks the one to beat in the Grade Three Irish Independent Hurdle at Limerick. Thu 28th Dec
Progressive Charm claims big pot
Davids Charm continued on a steep upward curve when landing a nice pot for John Joe Walsh in the Bar One Racing Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse. Sun 03rd Dec
Review naas 11th Nov
Ball D'Arc proved too strong for his rivals, despite giving them all 9lb, in the Poplar Square Chase at NaasSat 11th Nov
Naas doubles for McManus and Walsh
J P McManus won the first at Naas with a promising youngster in Red Jack, and he has another exciting four-year-old on his hands judging by Early Door's success in the Grade 3 Fishery Lane Hurdle. Sat 11th NovReview punchestown 29th Apr
Apple's Jade registered her fifth victory at the highest level with a commanding performance in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Champion Hurdle at PunchestownSat 29th Apr
Bapaume lands Champion 4YO for Mullins
On a day when Willie Mullins secured his tenth successive trainer’s championship, the victory of Bapaume in the Grade 1 AES Champion Four Year Old Hurdle proved the tipping point after a titanic tussle for the title with Gordon Elliott. Sat 29th Apr
Review leopardstown 27th Dec
Douvan delivered another performance of the highest order as Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh once again dominated proceedings at LeopardstownTue 27th Dec
Meri Devie shows her class on Irish debut
Meri Devie put in an impressive performance at Foxrock as she came home clear in the three-year-old maiden hurdle. Tue 27th Dec
After race at Naas Sun, 6th Jan, 2019 (1st) 
With Gordon’s mare (Missy Tata) out it cut up a bit but she was good. We only have her about six weeks. She wasn’t bought to do this as she was bought as a broodmare. John (Brennan, owner) said to see how she jumps while she was waiting to go to a stallion and if we felt she could win a chase then let her do that. She schooled well and Bryan was happy with her so that’s why she’s here. I don’t know if she will stay racing now to see if she can get some black type. We’ll have to see what John wants to do.
Paul Nolan
With Gordon’s mare (Missy Tata) out it cut up a bit but she was good. We only have her about six weeks. She wasn’t bought to do this as she was bought as a broodmare. John (Brennan, owner) said to see how she jumps while she was waiting to go to a stallion and if we felt she could win a chase then let her do that. She schooled well and Bryan was happy with her so that’s why she’s here. I don’t know if she will stay racing now to see if she can get some black type. We’ll have to see what John wants to do.
Paul Nolan
After race at Punchestown Sat, 28th Apr, 2018 (1st)
She disappointed me all year. I thought the way she was handicapped she could win a big one but it took Rachael (Blackmore) to get it out of her. She's a good mare. She got very strong this year and I just couldn't get her fit enough. She obviously likes this track. She might go on the Flat.
W P Mullins
She disappointed me all year. I thought the way she was handicapped she could win a big one but it took Rachael (Blackmore) to get it out of her. She's a good mare. She got very strong this year and I just couldn't get her fit enough. She obviously likes this track. She might go on the Flat.
W P Mullins
After race at Leopardstown Tue, 27th Dec, 2016 (1st)
She was very impressive. On that performance I think she looks a Triumph horse but she could go for the mares' novice also. At the moment I’d be looking at the Triumph as we don’t have too many in that department. That’s where I’d be trying to put her anyway. We think she’ll improve hugely. She was very, very green in all the schooling we did with her at home. We got a nice lead in the race the whole away until the last when she was in front. I just said to Ruby 'make up your own mind after you turn in, if you are lucky enough to be in a position, whether you try and go on at the last or get a lead over it'. He did what he did and she did it well. She had been very, very green at home and is learning at the time. I think she’ll get better.
W P Mullins
She was very impressive. On that performance I think she looks a Triumph horse but she could go for the mares' novice also. At the moment I’d be looking at the Triumph as we don’t have too many in that department. That’s where I’d be trying to put her anyway. We think she’ll improve hugely. She was very, very green in all the schooling we did with her at home. We got a nice lead in the race the whole away until the last when she was in front. I just said to Ruby 'make up your own mind after you turn in, if you are lucky enough to be in a position, whether you try and go on at the last or get a lead over it'. He did what he did and she did it well. She had been very, very green at home and is learning at the time. I think she’ll get better.
W P Mullins
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