Up The Clarets

[Colburn_Claret]

Runs today, Musselburgh 2.50.

2 yr old, only had 1 race and won it.

No idea what price it is, my son just texted me with a heads up.

[RammyClaret61]

It’s favourite. Don’t know the U.K. odds. It’s $2.35 here in Oz.

[Cooclaret]

13/8 Fav (atm)

Backed it.

[Spike]

3/1 fav

[ElectroClaret]

Interesting.
Anyone know who owns it?

[IanMcL]

The owner of UP THE CLARETS (IRE) is Mr A Tattersall & Partner and his current trainer is Richard Fahey.

[IanMcL]

UP THE CLARETS (IRE)
UP THE CLARETS (IRE) is a bay colt. He is 2 years old (foaled 15 April 2022). The owner of UP THE CLARETS (IRE) is Mr A Tattersall & Partner and his current trainer is Richard Fahey. The pedigree for UP THE CLARETS (IRE) is: KODIAC - UNIFIED - OASIS DREAM.

UP THE CLARETS (IRE) last ran at Hamilton Park on 17 May 2024, in the BRITISH EBF SUPPORTING RACING WELFARE #MENTALHEALTHAWARENESSWEEK RESTRICTED MAIDEN STAKES (4) over a distance of 5F 7Y. Ridden by Oisin James Orr, UP THE CLARETS (IRE) finished 1st of 5 runners. The Industry Starting Price (ISP) for UP THE CLARETS (IRE) was 9/4 (Betfair SP 3.37).

UP THE CLARETS (IRE) currently has entries in the following races:

EDINBURGH GIN RASPBERRY SELLING STAKES (2) at Musselburgh on 01 June 2024
WEATHERBYS SUPER SPRINT STAKES (2) at Newbury on 20 July 2024

[Buxtonclaret]

2nd

[Tricky Trevor]

Not an expert on horses but I do know that studs want to churn out as many as they can as close after Jan.1st, all horses birthdays.
Noticed it’s birthday as April 15th which seems quite late.
What am I missing?

[Aclaret]

Not an expert on horses but I do know that studs want to churn out as many as they can as close after Jan.1st, all horses birthdays.
Noticed it’s birthday as April 15th which seems quite late.
What am I missing?

A belated Birthday Card ?

[Quickenthetempo]

Not an expert on horses but I do know that studs want to churn out as many as they can as close after Jan.1st, all horses birthdays.
Noticed it’s birthday as April 15th which seems quite late.
What am I missing?

Fast facts. Racehorses are allowed to race from the age of two. Often these compete in what are called Juvenile races. All horses born in the same year share January 1st as their official birthday.

[LeadBelly]

Came second I see.

Mr A Tattersall & Partner have two other horses that have run (A Tattersall also has at least one other ownership involvement)
Classy Clarets and Vintage Clarets
The former has raced 4 times, not won but placed once
The latter is a fairly successful 5 year old bay gelding - has won over £100k
https://www.racingpost.com/profile/hors ... arets/form
I've backed him a few times myself, unfortunately not on the occasions he's won

[mdd2]

Is a gelding he or it?

[groove]

Strange question. I'm sure there's been another horse called Up The Clarets. Are racehorse names not under some type of copyright arrangement.

[LeadBelly]

Is a gelding he or it?

A he that's never going to have an opportunity in a stud farm.

[Aclaret]

Classy Clarets runs tomorrow at Nottingham.

[mdd2]

A he that's never going to have an opportunity in a stud farm.

Given the chance he couldn’t perform

[Colburn_Claret]

Given the chance he couldn’t perform

I remember 40 years ago Bill Watts trained a horse called Teleprompter. It couldn't win a thing because all it was interested in was chasing the fillies. They had it gelded, and it went to America and won the Arlington Million.

[IanMcL]

I remember 40 years ago Bill Watts trained a horse called Teleprompter. It couldn't win a thing because all it was interested in was chasing the fillies. They had it gelded, and it went to America and won the Arlington Million.

So it's stud value would have soared...except he couldn't do it!

[dsr]

Strange question. I'm sure there's been another horse called Up The Clarets. Are racehorse names not under some type of copyright arrangement.

You wouldn't be allowed to reuse the name of a really good horse, so there will never be another Red Rum or Shergar. But lesser lights aren't protected once they've retired.

[Silkyskills1]

Fast facts. Racehorses are allowed to race from the age of two. Often these compete in what are called Juvenile races. All horses born in the same year share January 1st as their official birthday.

And in Australia August 1st, I believe.

[Shappie]

Strange question. I'm sure there's been another horse called Up The Clarets. Are racehorse names not under some type of copyright arrangement.

There were 2 horses in the late 90’s I think

One was called Turf Moor, the other was called Up The Clarets

Don’t think Turf Moor ever won, but I can remember up the clarets winning at around 14/1.

[IanMcL]

There were 2 horses in the late 90’s I think

One was called Turf Moor, the other was called Up The Clarets

Don’t think Turf Moor ever won, but I can remember up the clarets winning at around 14/1.

That was when Tony was young.

[groove]

You wouldn't be allowed to reuse the name of a really good horse, so there will never be another Red Rum or Shergar. But lesser lights aren't protected once they've retired.

Great info. Thanks for replying.

[groove]

There were 2 horses in the late 90’s I think

One was called Turf Moor, the other was called Up The Clarets

Don’t think Turf Moor ever won, but I can remember up the clarets winning at around 14/1.

Thought so, thanks for the response.

[Hipper]

Do our friends down the road have any horses running, or do they just use them for other purposes?

[LeadBelly]

Racing Post has a site where you can look up horses that have run in UK
For "Turf Moor" https://www.racingpost.com/profile/hors ... -moor/form
Mare that had 19 races; one 2nd, one 3rd, no wins. Youdve lost a lot of money backing this.

There have been two "Up the Clarets", one born 1995, one in 2020
The latter (a colt of Kodiac) ran twice mid May/early June this year with one win, one 2nd. Changed owners then ran at Royal Ascot 18/6/24 finished 22 out of 22- hopefully better to come. Doesnt have any forthcoming entries nominated yet.
https://www.racingpost.com/profile/hors ... arets/form