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Punchestown 2024
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Tommies Call (IRE) b g 2019
Track Horse
Track Horse
Tommies Call (IRE) b g 2019
Last Win
Fairyhouse Tue, 5th Nov, 24 12/1, A P Kelly
(19 days)
Last Run
Fairyhouse Tue, 5th Nov, 24
1st, 12/1, A P Kelly
(19 days)
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Win %
Earnings
Level Stk
Hurdle IRE
6
1
0
17%
€6,200
7.00
NHF IRE
3
0
1
0%
€10,000
-3.00
Under Rules Total
9
1
1
11%
4.00
Form Figures
370-600701
Form Timeline
Form Figures - 370-600701
Date Course Conditions
Race Result
Jockey
Class
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MorningSP
May 2022
Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Mr. Nathy McIntyre
Purchaser: Vendor
€55,000
Lots Sold: 321
Prices
Avg: €57,903
Median: €50,000
Maximum: €310,000
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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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Race
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May 2022
Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Mr. Nathy McIntyre
Purchaser: Vendor
€55,000
Lots Sold: 321
Prices
Avg: €57,903
Median: €50,000
Maximum: €310,000
Reports in which Tommies Call (IRE) was mentioned
Royal winner's foal gives pedigree a timely boost
Jennies Jewel registered a first success as a broodmare today as Tommies Call landed Fairyhouse's Baroneracing.com Winter Festival Handicap Hurdle for the Royal Ascot heroine's same connections, owner Andrew McIntyre and trainer Jarlath Fahey. Tue 05th Nov
After race at Fairyhouse Tue, 5th Nov, 2024 (1st)
Tommies Call's half-sister is in the sales next week, in foal to Vadamos, so it's a timely boost for the pedigree. It's great to get a win with him as he promised so much on his first start. We thought we had a lovely horse going forward and gave him the summer off. We thought we did everything right, but when he came back he wasn't able to put one leg in front of the other. We couldn't find a whole lot wrong with him, he had niggly little bits and pieces but nothing major. We just decided later in the summer to train him from the field and it seems to have worked. In every other race he was off the bridle from the start, couldn't go the pace at all no matter what trip we ran him over. His jumping was always okay, that wasn't a factor, but he just didn't seem to be doing anything right. Today he popped off and was a different horse. He travelled, jumped and stayed going, which he hasn't done before. I'm disappointed we had to be down in a 0-95 race but it's great to get the win. If you'd told me months ago we were going to get a win out of him I'd have been thrilled with anywhere. Hopefully that will give him confidence and he'll go forward.
Jarlath P Fahey
Related by Dam Jennies Jewel (IRE)
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