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Graham Moscow Australia (Verified User) Posts 1186 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 10:55
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Rocking Ship Zzzzzzzz
Graham Moscow Australia (Verified User) Posts 1186 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 10:56
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Rocking Ship Zzzzzzzz Breeder ? Zzzzzzz
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 11:35
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Graham,I will need to look at the studbook, Pat Dalton was the owner of dam IMO but did NOT breed the dog. Got it now - James Lyne also owned dam. The Ship won five from six here before Dave Cahill bought him.
Mugs.
Graham Moscow Australia (Verified User) Posts 1186 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 11:37
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michael murphy wrote:
Graham,I will need to look at the studbook, Pat Dalton was the owner of dam IMO but did NOT breed the dog.
Mugs.
I think u correct ZZzzzzz
Graham Moscow Australia (Verified User) Posts 1186 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 11:45
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Gr/Data got Pat Dalton the Breeder of Rocking Ship ZZzzzzz Owner Dave Zzzzzz
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 12:08
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michael murphy wrote:
Graham,I will need to look at the studbook, Pat Dalton was the owner of dam IMO but did NOT breed the dog. Got it now - James Lyne also owned dam. The Ship won five from six here before Dave Cahill bought him. Studbook 1970 vol. 50. Can't see that Pat Dalton bought dam later on.
Mugs.
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 13:52
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Derby post war and not too difficult we hope. I was first to break 29.00 seconds for 525yds. 10,000 was reputedly offered for me, I had strong connections to Co. Tipperary. With exception of one hugely influential brood I left nothing of note at stud.
Mugs.
Anthony Nash United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 139 Dogs 0 / Races 4 19 Jan 2015 16:08
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michael murphy wrote:
Derby post war and not too difficult we hope. I was first to break 29.00 seconds for 525yds. 10,000 was reputedly offered for me, I had strong connections to Co. Tipperary. With exception of one hugely influential brood I left nothing of note at stud.
Mugs.
Bah's choice
James Mulvihill United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 55 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 16:22
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I hope the answer is Quare Times, he was the sire Quare Fire
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 16:29
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Anthony Nash wrote:
michael murphy wrote:
Derby post war and not too difficult we hope. I was first to break 29.00 seconds for 525yds. 10,000 was reputedly offered for me, I had strong connections to Co. Tipperary. With exception of one hugely influential brood I left nothing of note at stud.
Mugs.
Pretty near Anthony Bah's Choice did break the 29.00 seconds first but it was in a trial I think, Quare Times I had in mind.
mugs.
Well done James HOPE I GOT IT RITE.
James Mulvihill United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 55 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 17:16
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Michael you are right Bahs Choice recorded 28-99 in a trial at White City for Derby, Quare Times beat Bahs Choice in the Consolation Derby final in a new world record 28-82 by four lenghts
What connects, DROMIN GLORY, WE'LL SEE, CLONMANNON FLASH
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 17:50
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James posted "What connects, DROMIN GLORY, WE'LL SEE, CLONMANNON FLASH"
As you know they are all the second offspring of Shannon Sister. Dromin Glory was bought in Ireland for about 500, he initially was sent to the wrong kennel - trainer. I saw him run a few times but one that really stands out in my mind was 500 to the winner invitation race at Harringay, he was not well away as Happy Sailor shot clear. D.G. cut through on the inside at the first bend and showing unreal pace passed Sailor on the outside to on to clear lead. John Bassett trained it although Glory did win the Derby that year Bassett did with Lucky Boy Boy. Clonmannon Flash was on fire in second half of 1965 and won 7 or eight trophies. Well See was also in my time, I do recall him running but little else. Mugs.
James Mulvihill United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 55 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 18:19
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Correct Michael, but I was looking for the fact their dams were all little sisters
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 18:32
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James. Missed the real quiz question although not totally unaware of. CLICK HERE Mugs.
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 19:26
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O.K. Bitch here, I was bred in U.K. From an Irish sire I left the U.K. for OZ in the late 1950s as a young bitch. I was to become one of greatest bottom lines influence on Australian sire lines.? My U.K breeder was one the longest acting Waterloo Cup judges - hoping down under have not yet come on line.
Mugs.
Graham Moscow Australia (Verified User) Posts 1186 Dogs 0 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 19:51
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michael murphy wrote:
O.K. Bitch here, I was bred in U.K. From an Irish sire I left the U.K. for OZ in the late 1950s as a young bitch. I was to become one of greatest bottom lines influence on Australian sire lines.? My U.K breeder was one the longest acting Waterloo Cup judges - hoping down under have not yet come on line.
Mugs. I am TAPESTRY
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 19:55
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Graham, Damn I thought you might still be asleep lol.
Mugs.
Howard Moshinsky USA (Verified User) Posts 886 Dogs 3 / Races 0 19 Jan 2015 19:59
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seamus stubbins great damline shannon sister
i brought over- a 4th of july- shannon sister dam bred to son of endless gossip didnt work thought they coursing at clonmel produce stakes
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 21:05
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Another U.K. import to Oz, a stud dog this time from "Shannon" Line prefix but before Shannon Sister. Carries a cross to it in top and bottom line. Very influential. Giving you convicts nothing more lol. Mugs.
Michael Murphy Ireland (Verified User) Posts 4723 Dogs 1673 / Races 1 19 Jan 2015 23:12
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Well before we sign off, anything doing, the heavy hitters have not weighed in yet. I stood in Victoria at a fee of $100- Data. Mugs.
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