Working Progress (IRE)

Dam of Yakama (IRE)

Country: IRE
Sire: Marju (IRE)

Winners (GB & IRE): 1 of 1 runner (100%)
Wins (GB & IRE): 2 from 58 runs
Progeny prize money (GB & IRE): £10,522 GB
Best progeny OR: 59

Progeny

All known progeny


2005	Yakama (IRE)	2	Christine Dunnett	gelding	Indian Danehill (IRE)	58	6	9	3.4%	59	£10,522	3 May 12

Every offspring with a British or Irish run since 1990, oldest first, plus unraced offspring we know of from profiles and forward entries.

Progeny's best wins


2 Nov 11	Yakama (IRE)	Kempton (AW)	skysports.com Racing Handicap	Class 6	53	£1,617
21 May 10	Yakama (IRE)	Yarmouth	Norfolk Racing Club S&M Supplies (Aylsham) Handicap	Class 6	51	£1,943

Top 20 wins, highest grade first.

Produce by sire


Indian Danehill (IRE)	2005	1	1	1	0	58	2	3.4%	£10,522	Yakama (IRE)

Her known produce grouped by the stallion she was mated with, earliest foal first. Foal years come from age (unraced foals without an age are counted but not dated). GB and IRE records since 1990.

Quick answers

How many winners has Working Progress produced?: Working Progress (IRE) is the dam of 1 runner in Britain and Ireland since 1990, 1 of them winners, with 2 wins from 58 runs between them. Runs abroad are not included.
Who is the best offspring of Working Progress?: On British and Irish black type and ratings, the best offspring of Working Progress (IRE) is Yakama (IRE), by Indian Danehill (IRE), with a best official rating of 59; the top win came in the skysports.com Racing Handicap at Kempton (AW) on 2 November 2011.
How much prize money have Working Progress' offspring won?: The offspring of Working Progress (IRE) have earned £10,522 in Britain since 1990.
What is Working Progress' pedigree?: Working Progress (IRE) is by Marju (IRE).
Did Working Progress race?: No British or Irish runs are on record for Working Progress (IRE) since 1990; runs abroad are not included.

Updated 2012-05-03

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