Harrisons Cave.

Fantastic spot actually for a Young Joseph start off ride under NH

will his mammy allow him ride over hurdles....i think not....

Cant recall anything JP got off the flat from Ballydoyle that was any good.

Lets give some credit, Dave duggan said he would come into his own over staying trips, I'd say he'd of been a good second to Minsk in the Ces

Beautifully bred individual by Galileo out of a Salse mare.

Is he a gelding yet or still a full horse, might be a nice stayer next season, but they will probably get rid as he is not a stallion prospect. He has obviously finally go the hang of things and might be a nice one for Hong Kong or DeKock as much as hurdling.

what did salse ever throw sof....a useless sire imo....btw anything bought out of oabs should come with a health warning imo....

There have been some nice ones the last few years, Quest for Peace, Eagle mountain, Archipenko although these were at a higher level.

Barbican is a good example of one that went on to be a good horse from a lowish base.

Where is Table Mountain now anyone know?

neill he's with Robert Hennessy now Table Mountain. He ran a nice there in Galway the last day. I remember when he won his Maiden in Navan, he looked the type who might do well over the jumps. Good looking fellow he was too ...... unlike workrider

* nice race

He is still an entire,no need to cut him yet remember Monksfield and Alderbrook were entires.

How many 3yo are got rid of each year? If they where 2nd hand cars id fancy a lot of people with headaches.Washington Irvine was a sweet purchase.

between calling everything in the obrien yard ...beautiful bred , smashing looking , you sell a lot out of it ...?

Washingmachine Irvine was some great threads on the Cheltenham A/P forum about him, got a load of laughs out of some of his supporters that where adamant he was going to be a superstar

Stamina is repugnant according to the Breeding Forum boys, ordinary owners don't even want to wait for Stores anymore, or can't afford to, I predict Micheal O'leary will have won 10 Gold Cups by the time he dies.