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what does
(IRE)
after his name mean then? i’ve always thought (been told) it means where the horse was foaled?
what does
(IRE)
after his name mean then? i’ve always thought (been told) it means where the horse was foaled?
That is correct. Are you looking at the Hurdler of the same same foaled in 1995?
() – A parenthesis with a country’s abbreviation after a horse’s name; for example, (IRE)=Ireland, (FR)=France, (CHI)=Chile, (NZ)=New Zealand; indicates what country the horse was foaled in and what stud book they are registered with.
Toormore (IRE)
Race record
2-y-o (19Mar11 b c)
Arakan (USA) (7.9f) — Danetime Out (IRE) (Danetime (IRE) (6.8f))
Trainer Richard Hannon
Owner Middleham Park Racing IX & James Pak
Breeder BEC Bloodstockfrom the racing post…..
I think you have your wires crossed – if you read the thread, we have in true TRF style moved completely away from the thread title on to crack USA juvenile No Nay Never.
I see Triptych has put No Nay Never up for the Guineas in the Ante Post competition and She is a better judge than me. My opinion of this horse NNN getting a mile is – no way never.
He’s a cross between Moohaajim, Reckless Abandon plus all the hot 2 year olds that Wesley has sent over in the past. If he wins the Guineas or the St James Palace Stakes I’ll be happy to hold my hands up and say I was wrong but I see plenty of others imo ahead of him and with more scope for improvement.
Charles Darwin to conquer the World
http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/article/465/9192666/freshness-blamed-for-never-reverse
More like the others have physically caught up…….
Charles Darwin to conquer the World
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