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Corkscrew Hill (IRE)

Owner: Mrs Mary O'Connor Trainer: N A Callaghan Sex: Filly Age: 20

Form Summary

GoingView detailed formhide detailed form Starts Wins 2nds 3rds
Firm 1      
Good 3      
Good to Firm (Firm in places) 2      
Good to Firm (Good in places) 1      
Good to Soft (Soft in places) 1      
Heavy (Soft to Heavy in places) 1      
Soft to Heavy (Chase Course Soft) 1      
Yielding 1      
Totals 11      

Race History

Date Course Going Distance Class Race Winner Weight Position Jockey SP
17 Jul 2008 Killarney Good 1m 100y 0 Matjar 8st 13lbs 13 of 14 S M Gorey 25/1
dwelt, always towards rear
09 Jul 2008 Naas Yielding 6f 0 Mt Weather 8st 13lbs 9 of 20 J A Heffernan 25/1
towards rear, late headway in 9th 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong
25 Jun 2008 Naas Good 6f 0 Gandolfini 8st 13lbs 7 of 20 Miss Serena Brotherton 33/1
chased leaders on outer, headway in 12th 1f out, kept on final furlong
23 May 2008 Tipperary Firm 5f 0 Ask Jenny 9st 1lbs 17 of 18 B A Curtis 20/1
chased leaders on far side, no extra and weakened from 2f out
21 May 2008 Sligo Good to Firm (Firm in places) 6f 110y 0 Salishan 9st 1lbs of 15 T G M Ryan
10 Apr 2008 Tipperary Heavy (Soft to Heavy in places) 5f 0 Brave Falcon 8st 13lbs of 18 M P Snee 20/1
always towards rear
08 Aug 2007 Pontefract Good to Firm (Firm in places) 1m 4y 5 Monkey Glas 8st 4lbs of 10 A Elliott 16/1
dwelt and behind, never a factor
17 Jul 2007 Yarmouth Good to Firm (Good in places) 1m 2f 21y 6 Bronze Star 8st 5lbs of 8 Kirsty Milczarek 16/1
slowly into stride, held up, ridden, headway 3f out, weakened over 1f out
29 Jun 2007 Newmarket Good to Soft (Soft in places) 1m 5 Mick Is Back 8st 4lbs 4 of 7 C Catlin 7/1
race centre, chased leaders, effort over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong
22 Jun 2007 Newmarket Good 1m 2f 4 Horseford Hill 8st 12lbs of 12 Dane O'Neill 33/1
slowly away, in rear, never dangerous