Moroder
Six-time chase winner who returned to form with a rallying second at Taunton (3m4f, good) last month; only 1lb higher here and has claims if he can build on that back in trip.
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Ownership history
- Mrs Ann LeftleyCurrent
- Mrs Ann Leftley & David Morfeeuntil 12 Dec 2022
- Mrs Ann Leftleyuntil 3 Nov 2021
- Andrew Cocks And Tara Johnsonuntil 7 Nov 2019
- Seamus Mullinsuntil 14 Dec 2018
Newest first. Dates mark when the horse left each owner.
Breeding
- Sire
- Morozov
- Dam
- Another Tonto
- Damsire
- Definite Article
From the connections
“It's a good fillip for the yard as we've had an in-and-out season, but they're coming back to form now. Moroder is a spring horse who has been crying out for that ground as he bounces off it. It's just nice to come back and do it again. We'd have to take our chance at Sandown again (bet365 Gold Cup) and he'll have another run before then - Seamus Mullins, trainer.”
“I've had this race in the back of my mind all season. He had a bad muscle pull just in his groin at the start of the season hence why he didn't come out until Christmas time. He needed his first run badly at Newbury then we had the frost so he needed his second run. We knew going to Doncaster we had the real Moroder which is why we fancied him up there - Seamus Mullins, trainer.”
“We had hoped Moroder was this horse and he's shown it. He had a great tail-end of last season and always needs a first run back to blow the cobwebs out. He had a couple of setbacks with a minor muscle tear and the frost, but we knew he was well today. He was going to the Midlands National but that will come too soon after a hard race there, so we'll find something - James Mullins, assistant trainer.”
“Moroder is a smashing staying chaser. Ann (Leftley, part-owner) loves her staying chasers and she's got a good one now. He's still on the way up, he's eight now but he needed to be this age as he was big and backwards and needed time to strengthen up into that big frame. We've no plans for him next, we'll probably go to the field now. I love Ayr and the Scottish National and it'd be great if he ended up there but he's got a bit to go to get there - Seamus Mullins, trainer.”
“Moroder is nice staying chaser for the future. I ran him back last time in a novice hurdle as I wanted to give him an easier reintroduction and even though this is a handicap there are only a few runners, so it's like a novice and it's good for him to get the experience. He's had one run over fences and I said to the owner we would look to go over them again in the spring as hopefully we'll have owners back then and we can look forward from there - Seamus Mullins, trainer.”
Past runs (tracked here)
| Date | Race | Type | Pos | SP | AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 May 2026 | Newton Abbot 15:53 Hugh Michelmore Memorial Handicap Chase (GBB Race) | Chase Class 3 | PU | 9/1 | 76.0 |
Only runs Racing Alpha has synced are shown. Lifetime form is in the Racing Post form section above.
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