Sean Clancy Bloodstock & Riverdee Stable
Sean ClancyP.O. Box 1832 Middleburg, VA 20118 (c) 302.545.7713
(o) 410.392.5867
American Agent for Goffs
Help Needed
Experienced groom/rider needed, prefer background in showing or eventing. Experience with racehorses helpful. Small barn in Middleburg, Va., specializing in retraining Thoroughbreds for showing, eventing, foxhunting or steeplechasing. Anne Clancy
917-446-2848
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Sean Clancy
302-545-7713
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Riverdee's Eagle Poise nosed out in Grade II San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita |
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Riverdee Stable's Valdez wins at Kempton |
Our first runner in England quickly became our first winner when Valdez won a Kempton bumper on February 10. Trained by Alan King, the 5-year-old son of Doyen improved his record to 2-for-2 with a game effort. Next stop, the lucrative Doncaster Sales Bumper at Newbury on March 3. To read more, click: |
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Riverdee Stable's Eagle Poise |
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Riverdee Stable's Eagle Poise, purchased by Sean Clancy Bloodstock at Keeneland November in 2010, won a $80,000 allowance at Woodbine on November 11. The 5-year-old son of Empire Maker won for the fifth time in his career – and postponed his steeplechase career with a neck victory over Queen's Plate winner Eye Of The Leopard. |
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Woodbine: Eagle Poise ends marathon Valedictory a head in front |
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Published in The Daily Racing Form
December 4, 2011  ETOBICOKE, Ontario—Eagle Poise lowered the 1 3/4-mile track record in a thrilling renewal of the $153,300 Valedictory Stakes, Woodbine’s closing day feature on Sunday. Eagle Poise ($8.80), based in Maryland with trainer Graham Motion, shipped in to win the Nov. 11 allowance prep for the Valedictory by a neck over Eye of the Leopard, who was the slight favorite over Breeders’ Cup Marathon winner Afleet Again in the Grade 3 Valedictory. Click here to read full story. Click the image to see full size cover. |
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