Form and Entries for Horse Andre Amar (IRE)

Andre Amar (IRE) b g 23rd Mar 2016

Track Horse HorseTracker

Andre Amar (IRE) b g 23rd Mar 2016

Sire

Dandy Man (IRE)

Dam

Heaven's Vault (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Hernando (FR)

Owner

Mr M Seedel

Trainer

Robyn Brisland

Breeder

Merriebelle Irish Farm Ltd

Last Win

Bath Wed, 30th Jun, 21 7/1, Darragh Keenan (1023 days)

Last Run

Bath Wed, 6th Jul, 22 9th, 11/1, David Probert (652 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Flat IRE

12%

€27,937.5

-5.12

Flat GB

£11,427

-14.00

Under Rules Total

-19.12

Form Figures

1250-90089005-577962268412252-569/

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 1250-90089005-577962268412252-569/

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

03Jun22 Goo 6f Good 4y+ Hcap(9K)

non-runner

Rated 56 5

Change of Trainer G M Lyons to Robyn Brisland

Oct 2019

Autumn Hit Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Glenburnie Stables

Purchaser: Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 75

Prices

Avg: €13,219

Median: €9,000

Maximum: €70,000

Jun 2018

London Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Glenburnie Stables

Purchaser: Vendor (300000)

Lots Sold: 13

Prices

Avg: €285,385

Median: €300,000

Maximum: €720,000

Sep 2017

September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Laurel Stables

Purchaser: Gaelic Bloodstock

€38,000

Lots Sold: 401

Prices

Avg: €28,556

Median: €23,000

Maximum: €230,000

Nov 2016

November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Mount Coote Stud

Purchaser: Michael Scanlon

€15,000

Lots Sold: 697

Prices

Avg: €28,814

Median: €15,000

Maximum: €775,000

Symbols Explained

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.

Date Course

Conditions

Race

Jockey Weight

OR Class

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Oct 2019

Autumn Hit Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Glenburnie Stables

Purchaser: Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 75

Prices

Avg: €13,219

Median: €9,000

Maximum: €70,000

Jun 2018

London Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Glenburnie Stables

Purchaser: Vendor (300000)

Lots Sold: 13

Prices

Avg: €285,385

Median: €300,000

Maximum: €720,000

Sep 2017

September Yearling Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Laurel Stables

Purchaser: Gaelic Bloodstock

€38,000

Lots Sold: 401

Prices

Avg: €28,556

Median: €23,000

Maximum: €230,000

Nov 2016

November Foal Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Mount Coote Stud

Purchaser: Michael Scanlon

€15,000

Lots Sold: 697

Prices

Avg: €28,814

Median: €15,000

Maximum: €775,000

Reports in which Andre Amar (IRE) was mentioned

Psychedelic aiming to shine at Tipperary

Psychedelic Funk is the highest-rated horse in action as racing returns to Tipperary. Thu 25th Apr

Amigas has sights lowered at the Curragh

Chicas Amigas could take advantage of having her sights lowered for the Mongey Communications Race at the Curragh on Monday. Mon 06th Aug

Sergei Prokofiev takes Rochestown Stakes in style

Sergei Prokofiev confirmed the smart impression he made at Navan last time by taking the Coolmore War Command Rochestown Stakes in equally emphatic fashion at Naas this afternoon. Sun 20th May

Offline aims to punch his ticket to Royal Ascot

Andrew Slattery is hoping Offline can confirm his ticket to Royal Ascot with a big run in the Coolmore War Command Rochestown Stakes at Naas today. Sun 20th May

O'Donoghue fined E1,000 following Dundalk incident

Jockey Colm O'Donoghue was fined E1,000 under Rule 272 by the raceday Stewards at Dundalk due to behaviour which the Stewards deemed 'unacceptable'. Sun 06th May

Lyons' Andre Amar lands Dundalk's opener

The Ger Lyons trained Andre Amar made a winning debut in the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at Dundalk today, scoring in a somewhat dramatic race under jockey Gary Carroll. Sun 06th May

After race at Dundalk Sun, 6th May, 2018 (1st)

Gary (Carroll) said he was slow away and looked about and they didn't go quick. He loved the way he quickened and then he couldn't pull him up. He ran out real strong and it was like he just woke up after the race. He's babyish as ours are, he wouldn't be as professional as the one that ran here on Wednesday (Invasion Day). On a performance like that, with natural improvement, you'd like to be thinking of something like the Windsor Castle but we'll worry about that down the road. It was a good, honest performance. Probably Gary got first run on Colm (O'Donoghue on runner-up Servalan) on the day so you wouldn't get carried away but there should be plenty of improvement.

G M Lyons