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Mr Rango (IRE) b g 2018
Track Horse
Track Horse
Mr Rango (IRE) b g 2018
Last Win
Leopardstown Wed, 10th Apr, 24 10/3, S Foley
(225 days)
Last Run
Curragh Sat, 20th Apr, 24
4th, 7/2Fav, S Foley
(215 days)
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Level Stk
Flat IRE
23
3
4
13%
€33,700
3.33
Under Rules Total
23
3
4
13%
3.33
Form Figures
085-0077610613-3039874-314
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Form Figures - 085-0077610613-3039874-314
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10Apr24 Leo 10f Heavy 4y+ Hcap(15K)
9-12[10/3]1st of 13, 3.5L to Global Energy
S Foley
Rated 79
10/3
Change of Trainer Ross O'Sullivan to John M Harney
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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.
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Reports in which Mr Rango (IRE) was mentioned
Havoc lands late Leopardstown gamble
Norwalk Havoc caused late market mayhem in Leopardstown's 1888 Restaurant Maiden today, as Jessica Harrington's runner was backed on show prices from 25/1 to 10s, before providing jockey Shane Foley with a double. Wed 10th Apr
Rhode-based Rango gives Harney a first winner
John Harney registered a first winner with just his second runner today as the Rhode, Co Offaly-based trainer sent out Mr Rango (100/30) to land the Shein Cup Handicap at Leopardstown. Wed 10th Apr
Smooth Tom serene in a visor
Smooth Tom travelled beautifully in the first-time visor to scoot home for the Saltterys in the 10-furlong handicap at Leopardstown. Sun 07th May
Rango gives Rutledge a first Curragh win
Wed 26th Oct
Rain for Rango - O'Sullivan hails first wet day
Rain arrived in time for Mr Rango (6/1) at Navan today, as he gained a first career win in the Gormanlough Apprentice Handicap (div II), for trainer Ross O'Sullivan and jockey Tom Kiely Marshall. Sat 03rd Sep
he ran a bit keen here the last day but he’s tough and loves the ground. He’s very gutsy and he’ll probably jump a hurdle as he handles that ground so well. Tom Harney works for Ross and Tom's uncles own the horse so it’s a bit of a family thing. Tom is going out with Siobhan so it couldn’t be more in-house and that’s Siobhan’s first winner at the Curragh.
Ross O'Sullivan
After race at Leopardstown Wed, 10th Apr, 2024 (1st)
that's unbelievable and Shane actually rode my brother Patrick's (former trainer) first winner. I'm just delighted to get it out of the way and hopefully it's onwards and upwards now. I'm based in Rhode in Co. Offaly, not too far from Pat Smullen. We've a farm there and we put in a wood chip gallop that looks to be going well for us. We had Mr Rango ready to run last Saturday and we were disappointed the meeting got cancelled. We weren't sure today whether he was spot on for 1m2f but Shane (Foley) gave him a lovely ride and he stuck at it well. Shane said he'll stay 1m4f and we'll see how it goes ground-wise - if it gets a bit quick in the middle of the year we might give him a bit of a break. We might go hurdling with during the winter. I spent a few years over in England, I was assistant trainer to Declan Carroll. I was four years in Tally Ho and learned a lot there, I learned how to work!. I was with Jim McCartan where I did breeze-ups and my partner Phidelma O'Neill convinced me to get out a license. She had the confidence in me and said I could do it and thankfully I showed her that we can train a winner. We've ten at the moment, five two-year-olds, and they are mostly homebreds. We have a few nice pedigrees there and we're hoping to have a good season.
John M Harney
that's unbelievable and Shane actually rode my brother Patrick's (former trainer) first winner. I'm just delighted to get it out of the way and hopefully it's onwards and upwards now. I'm based in Rhode in Co. Offaly, not too far from Pat Smullen. We've a farm there and we put in a wood chip gallop that looks to be going well for us. We had Mr Rango ready to run last Saturday and we were disappointed the meeting got cancelled. We weren't sure today whether he was spot on for 1m2f but Shane (Foley) gave him a lovely ride and he stuck at it well. Shane said he'll stay 1m4f and we'll see how it goes ground-wise - if it gets a bit quick in the middle of the year we might give him a bit of a break. We might go hurdling with during the winter. I spent a few years over in England, I was assistant trainer to Declan Carroll. I was four years in Tally Ho and learned a lot there, I learned how to work!. I was with Jim McCartan where I did breeze-ups and my partner Phidelma O'Neill convinced me to get out a license. She had the confidence in me and said I could do it and thankfully I showed her that we can train a winner. We've ten at the moment, five two-year-olds, and they are mostly homebreds. We have a few nice pedigrees there and we're hoping to have a good season.
John M Harney
After race at Curragh Wed, 26th Oct, 2022 (1st)
he ran a bit keen here the last day but he’s tough and loves the ground. He’s very gutsy and he’ll probably jump a hurdle as he handles that ground so well. Tom Harney works for Ross and Tom's uncles own the horse so it’s a bit of a family thing. Tom is going out with Siobhan so it couldn’t be more in-house and that’s Siobhan’s first winner at the Curragh.
Ross O'Sullivan
he ran a bit keen here the last day but he’s tough and loves the ground. He’s very gutsy and he’ll probably jump a hurdle as he handles that ground so well. Tom Harney works for Ross and Tom's uncles own the horse so it’s a bit of a family thing. Tom is going out with Siobhan so it couldn’t be more in-house and that’s Siobhan’s first winner at the Curragh.
Ross O'Sullivan
After race at Navan Sat, 3rd Sep, 2022 (1st)
we were just waiting for the rain all year. He had run well on a couple of occasions but this is the first wet day in about three or four months and it definitely makes a difference. He is flat out in all his races and his stamina only comes into it the further he gets. The further the better with him and today with the rain it just made it a bit more of a stamina test for him. he's a grand little horse, he's not over-big, and he had plenty of weight on him but he's been threatening to do that and hopefully he'll do it again. It's great for the owners John Harney and Paul Brophy and he runs in the same colours as Miss Florentine, who won three races for John last year.
Ross O'Sullivan
we were just waiting for the rain all year. He had run well on a couple of occasions but this is the first wet day in about three or four months and it definitely makes a difference. He is flat out in all his races and his stamina only comes into it the further he gets. The further the better with him and today with the rain it just made it a bit more of a stamina test for him. he's a grand little horse, he's not over-big, and he had plenty of weight on him but he's been threatening to do that and hopefully he'll do it again. It's great for the owners John Harney and Paul Brophy and he runs in the same colours as Miss Florentine, who won three races for John last year.
Ross O'Sullivan
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