Another Baar.

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Another Baar was a winner of 3 races in 2023 for Ontoawinner. He is now a 80 rated 4 year old gelding who is in training with Adrian Keatley.

2023 was a big year for the horse, he is improving all the time and is a sure fire winner for the 2024 season.

Mayson was a top-class sprinter who ran over 5 and 6 furlongs and amassed career prize money of over 400k. During his career, he won the Group 1 Darley July Cup at Newmarket, 6f (beating Ortensia, Society Rock, Sepoy and Strong Suit). He won the Group 3 Palace House Stakes. He was officially rated higher than his very successful Group 1 sire, Invincible Spirit. He is also the highest-rated son of Invincible Spirit at stud.

The dam – Rapid Recruit is by Fast Company. She is the dam of 3 runners, 2 winners.

Our colt is a fantastic specimen and came very highly recommended by his consignors (Mark Grant Racing). Mark broke Oxted who was Maysons first Group 1 winner who had a top rating of 119 and has amassed over 500k in prize money. Mark thinks this colt has real talent and we were delighted to secure him.

This colt is a very good looking horse, he moves superbly and is a sure fire winner for the season ahead. Get in touch to avoid disappointment.

 

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Details

Age: 4
Wins: 3
Places: 5
Sire: Mayson
Dam: Rapid Recruit
Trainer: Adrian Keatley

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Share prices includes: Purchase price, sales house & bloodstock agents commission, vetting and transport. One free Owners and Trainers race day badge with a 2.5% share, two free badges with 5% and over.

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Trainer: Adrian Keatley

About Adrian

ArdianKeatley

Workaholic Adrian served his time as a teenager working for jumps trainer Francis Flood, and rode as an amateur for a few seasons. He then became assistant trainer to Oliver McKiernan for six years. In 2010, he packed his bags and headed out in Australia

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