Despite the retirement of recent stables such as the Group 1 junior and the new Irish National Student stallion Lucky Vega (Ire) (Lope De Vega {Ire}), fortune top-level motivator and 2,000,000g of promising Cayenne Pepper (Ire) chicken (Australia {GB}).
Speaking confidently from her beautiful home base in Moone, she came across a list to enjoy with 3-year-old Discovery (Ire) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}), a full sister of Alpha Centauri The amazing (Ire), who won the G1 Moyglare Stud S. last September, tops the list.
“All that’s good Discover will head to British Guineas. I won’t run her unless the ground is fast. Like her sister, she wants to land fast,” said the coach.
Harrington outlined a series of promising prospects from her stables, where fill quality and mares outperform their male counterparts two-to-one. Magical Lagoon (Galileo {Ire}), a three-time jockey who landed at Curragh Group 3 last August, is a half-sister to Novellist (Ire) (Monsun {Ger}, a stallion from Japan won Group 1 races in four different European countries.
She said, “Magical Lagoon is going to Salsabil and there’s an entry in English Oaks [as well as the Irish 1,000 Guineas and Irish Oaks]. She galloped at the racecourse the day before and we were very pleased with her. She did a great job and was very healthy during the winter. ”
In addition, Harrington also appreciated the boy Forbearance (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), third place winner in Group 3, who “will be in races from a mile and a half to a mile and a half”.
She added, “Forbearance needs quick, quick, quick ground, so she’ll probably make a couple of journeys to England again.”
3 year old girl, Caroline Herschel (Ire) (Zoffany {Ire}), 3 years old, Killarney Prize winner, named after the famous 18th century German astronomer who discovered several comets , described as “a stake lying bare on soft ground”, while Harrington claims to be “very happy” with the talented 3-year-old Villanova Queen (Ire) (Ire} Craftsman, who has reached came up strong as it finished third in Leopardstown’s G3 1,000 Guineas test last Saturday.
“She is very comfortable,” said the coach.
The barn’s servant Barrington Court (Ire) (The Craftsman {Ire}), a tough and efficient dual-purpose mare, returns for her 8-year-old campaign and “will run if yes, whenever we get soft background for her. She’s in great order this year and I’m so happy for her too. “
Meanwhile, 4-year-old The Blue Brilliant (Ire) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}), who “run a ball” in France last year when he was beaten by a narrow margin in Deauville Group 3 is considered is “eight to 10 – Long type, go a mile if the ground is really soft. ”
Real Appeal (Ger) (Sidestep {Aus}), a 5-year-old boy who won the G2 Boomerang Mile last September before making an unsuccessful crack at Breeders’ Cup Mile, returns for Zhang Yuesheng, longtime owner and advocate of Harrington.
She said, “Real Appeal towards Amethyst and hopes to return to Group 1 races after that.”
Harrington retains excitement with Leo De Fury (Ire) 6 years (Australia {GB}). She said of the Group 2 winner, “He’s in a good position this year and is going to Mooresbridge and then Vintage Crop to see if he stays. I don’t understand why he wouldn’t.”
The stable’s 3-year-old ponies and gelding are headed by Confident Star (Ire) (Lope De Vega {Ire}) and Cowboy Justice (GB) (Lope De Vega {Ire}), with Harrington’s saying about the ex, winner of a seven-hair Cork maiden last September, “I think he is a lighter horse and I think he is a stronger horse this year so he will attend the Trial Guineas (Ireland 2,000).”
Cowboy Justice was staged after a colic attack last year and is being targeted for contests that span six and seven times.
Harrington got off to a flying start with her 2-year-olds and won both of the Colt (Ire) Ocean missions (Sioux Country {Ire}), first winner for her freshman stallion and winner on Dundalk, winner on Dundalk It’s Showtime Baby (GB) (Showtime {GB}) proves that she There’s a lot of progress.
“Training two-year-olds is so much fun because you don’t know how they’re going to work out,” she says. “Those who promise everything end up doing nothing. You get surprises and you get frustrated and all of them can’t be good.
“We have a couple of first season stallions here and I have to say I love them Saxon WarriorS. I think they are very good. i have four Saxon Warriors and we have two Sioux CountryS. Ocean Quest has earned her maidenhood and we also have a very clever pony of his. He is big and square and they all have good temperaments. The Saxon Warriors is also really comfortable. I also have a few Zousars, and I love them. They look nice and sharp.”
In the coming months, Harrington supporters can expect the debut of the Saturn (Ire) puppy (Galileo {Ire}, Alpha Centauri’s first pony.
“We’re getting a better classroom for 2-year-olds every year,” Harrington said. “We’re 75 this year. It’s lovely to have some of the pedigree that we have. You look down the list and some of them can really be anything. Not only are they early genealogies, and the genealogies we’ve run are just getting in the way, but they will continue to evolve. We have a puppy Kuroshio, called Panic Alarm (Ire), Keepingupwithmyempire (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}) and Slick Chick (Ire) (Belardo {Ire}), and they will be the next three to run for us. “
She added, “Alpha Centauri’s first pony is called Saturn and it’s pretty forward-facing. Alpha Centauri came out in May and I don’t think she’s going to take long. It will depend on how he goes over the next few weeks. He is very mature in his thinking and makes everything very easy.”
Stable rider Shane Foley also spoke about the special relationship with the unnamed Dubawi pony owned by Yulong among the Group 3 winners and Group 1 (Fr) Winners, a purchase of 410,000 g. at Book 1 of last year’s October Tattersalls Sale.
He said, “I love the Dubawi colt in Specter. He could come out as a seven-haired teenager at the weekend’s Irish Derby and would turn out to be an adorable mid-horse. ”
