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Severus (GER) b g 30th Apr 2010Track Horse
Track Horse
Severus (GER) b g 30th Apr 2010
Last Win
Curragh Sat, 15th Jul, 17 4/1Fav, P J Smullen
(2687 days)
Last Run
Curragh Sat, 19th Aug, 17
10th, 10/1, D O'Brien
(2652 days)
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Lifetime
Runs
Wins
Places
Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Flat IRE
12
2
2
17%
€32,162.5
1.00
Flat GB
6
1
1
17%
£5,375
1.50
Under Rules Total
18
3
3
17%
2.50
Form Figures
925284515-654012170/
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 925284515-654012170/
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
Oct 2015
Autumn Horses in Training Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
The Dutch Master Stables
Purchaser: Greenroad Bloodstock
£27,000
Lots Sold: 1038
Prices
Avg: £19,600
Median: £10,000
Maximum: £420,000
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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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Oct 2015
Autumn Horses in Training Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
The Dutch Master Stables
Purchaser: Greenroad Bloodstock
£27,000
Lots Sold: 1038
Prices
Avg: £19,600
Median: £10,000
Maximum: £420,000
Reports in which Severus (GER) was mentioned
Review curragh 15th Jul
Enable produced a scintillating performance to complete the English/Irish Oaks double in the Darley-sponsored Classic at the CurraghSat 15th Jul
Severus battles his way to K Club victory
Severus timed his challenge just right to get up in the shadow of the post and land the K Club Handicap for trainer Des Donovan. Sat 15th Jul
Silver arrives late to land RTE handicap
Silverkode lunged late to make a winning handicap debut in the RTE Radio One Handicap at the Curragh. Sun 02nd Jul
Donovan records first Irish winner
Former Barney Curley employee-turned trainer Des Donovan registered his first winner since returning to his native Ireland, at Limerick today, when his well backed Severus comfortably landed the Racing Again June 23rd Handicap, under 7lbs claimer Nathan Crosse. Sat 17th Jun
Primo bids for number one spot at Cork
Primo Uomo will be on many shortlists for the Cork Racecourse Handicap on Monday after breaking the track record in Dundalk last month. Mon 17th Apr
Obeaux set for Like A Butterfly test
Alpha Des Obeaux makes his eagerly awaited debut over regulation fences in the Like A Butterfly Novice Chase at Tipperary on Sunday. Sun 02nd Oct
McDonogh notches brace and Satchel a treble
Declan McDonogh, fresh from victory in the feature event tonight at Galway, completed a quick double aboard Beau Satchel in the Caulfield Industrial Handicap. Tue 26th Jul
After race at Curragh Sat, 15th Jul, 2017 (1st) 
He deserved that, he's a very consistent horse. He ran a bit lazy today and Pat said the ground was maybe just a bit on the fast side from him. He said he was battling away at the finish. I was getting worried in the last 200 yards and said to myself 'is he going to go or not' but he's got up there and Pat said he's a genuine old horse. He's been in great form. Young Nathan (Crosse) has been riding him and has done nothing wrong on him but we said we'd put someone strong on him as he's getting a bit lazy and he just needs a bit of riding in a finish now. Hopefully he'll go on again. We'll see if there is anything at Galway for him. He was second there last year but was only 73 then. I'll speak to the owner and if he wants to go we'll go. He was supposed to run at Ascot this evening but we changed our mind before declaration as I thought it might cut up a bit at the Curragh. We made the right decision for once.
Des Donovan
He deserved that, he's a very consistent horse. He ran a bit lazy today and Pat said the ground was maybe just a bit on the fast side from him. He said he was battling away at the finish. I was getting worried in the last 200 yards and said to myself 'is he going to go or not' but he's got up there and Pat said he's a genuine old horse. He's been in great form. Young Nathan (Crosse) has been riding him and has done nothing wrong on him but we said we'd put someone strong on him as he's getting a bit lazy and he just needs a bit of riding in a finish now. Hopefully he'll go on again. We'll see if there is anything at Galway for him. He was second there last year but was only 73 then. I'll speak to the owner and if he wants to go we'll go. He was supposed to run at Ascot this evening but we changed our mind before declaration as I thought it might cut up a bit at the Curragh. We made the right decision for once.
Des Donovan
After race at Limerick Sat, 17th Jun, 2017 (1st)
this is my first winner in Ireland and I’m back about 10 months now. We’ll stay where we are for now - I’m in Bansha, Co Tipperary, and I’ve about ten flat horses to run for the summer. We’ve had five (winners) in England (this year) and the horses have been running well but it’s competitive here so we bring a few across to England and campaign them over there. It’s a tough game but you have to keep at it. This fellow was second at Galway last year and we’ll see what the handicapper does and see how the races come up for him. Young Nathan (Crosse, having his fourth winner) gave him a great ride - I gave him his first ever ride at Dundalk and that’s his second ride for me. He’s based with Willie McCreery and comes down to ride out on Sundays - we’ll try and keep him going now.
Des Donovan
this is my first winner in Ireland and I’m back about 10 months now. We’ll stay where we are for now - I’m in Bansha, Co Tipperary, and I’ve about ten flat horses to run for the summer. We’ve had five (winners) in England (this year) and the horses have been running well but it’s competitive here so we bring a few across to England and campaign them over there. It’s a tough game but you have to keep at it. This fellow was second at Galway last year and we’ll see what the handicapper does and see how the races come up for him. Young Nathan (Crosse, having his fourth winner) gave him a great ride - I gave him his first ever ride at Dundalk and that’s his second ride for me. He’s based with Willie McCreery and comes down to ride out on Sundays - we’ll try and keep him going now.
Des Donovan
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