Milldean Panther

R0UF

:eek: Long live the king. Incredible scenes on Saturday.

Amtmann

He did very well in Shelbourne last night.
His mother is in a kennel outside my back door. The breeder intends to take her to College Causeway again the next time she comes in season, probably next February.

Nowso

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31lb98cNUyk

R0UF

Ridiculous dog. If he stays sound I have no doubt he will be talked about as one of if not the greatest ever. He's a certainty to break 28 and he will destroy the clock over 550 also. Incredible.

Nowso

going for 10-10 on saturday from trap 1

RichardB2

What d'ye reckon lads, open class or grader?
Hell of a prospect this.
Whisper is they'll keep him racing at Shelbourne
& skip Wimbledon, pity in a way.

Nowso

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXGZ1x142zY

kk09

Just imagine if he broke like the last night

mickm86

i saw on sky dogs last night they were saying they reckon eden star was potentialy as good as midelan phanter? what do ye think? i think hes a good dog and it would be great to see them both compete in the english derby but you can fully understand if he stays at shelbourne only...why change a winning combination.

RichardB2

They've withdrawn him from the Commerford & put him away for the winter.
Taking some straws for breeding purposes & return in Spring,
probably the Easter Cup or maybe the Champion Stakes.

mickm86

be intresting to see what price they set his viles at?? maybe e750 to start with?

Nowso

seems the fashion thing to do in the winter now

RichardB2

mickm86 wrote: »

be intresting to see what price they set his viles at?? maybe e750 to start with?

Price in Ireland will be €1k to begin with,
Australia etc will be set later.

NowSo wrote: »

seems the fashion thing to do in the winter now

The main concern would be
running into bad weather like the snow this time last year
and risking souring such a young dog.

Nowso

stakes have to be better spread out ie st leger next year, i said it on greyhoundscene last year and the local goba seemed to agree but we hope for better next year

Nowso

trials back Saturday before Racing at Shelbourne

restingpilgrim

Nowso wrote: »

trials back Saturday before Racing at Shelbourne

What time did he do ?

Nowso

didnt trial due to weather doubts will trial next saturday instead

Nowso

MILLDEAN PANTHER IMPRESSES IN SHELBOURNE TRIAL SPIN
07/02/2012
Milldean Panther was trialled shortly after 11 am at Shelbourne this morning and did a very satisfactory trial as he stopped the clock in 29.55 for the 550 yards.
It would have to be rated a very smart run considering the dog hasn’t run since November 5th when he won in 28.08 for the 525 yards.
He is now set to contest the SIS Live Tote Gold Cup which will commence at Saturday week.
Kennel companion Dear Pa clocked 18.76 in a sprint solo spin.

Nowso

@MilldeanPanther is on twitter

barney4001

MILDEAN LOOKS A 5 STAR BET THE WAY THEY ARE DRAWN IN FINAL

rosskeen

Some run from the Panther in a trial in Cork tonight. 27.87 for a 525.

Tommy Lyons on twitter said: "27.87 solo from Milldean Panther in Cork. Didn't break but railed beautifully."

What would he have done if he'd caught the break?

Track was running +.30. Still a great effort

Benny Cake

The panther runs tonight in The Formula One Grand Prix Semi-Final over 525yds. If his trial is anything to go by he should make easy work of it...

Benny Cake

Panther won tonight in 28.46

roy rodgers

I seen the race tonight, he broke badly again was 4th/5th going into the first bend but than showed some pace down the back and off the last bend was brilliant. he is very much like his father but when they were offered a quarter of a million for him I think they should of took it.
He needs the like of ruth or black and amber kennels training him..

Benny Cake

roy rodgers wrote: »

I seen the race tonight, he broke badly again was 4th/5th going into the first bend but than showed some pace down the back and off the last bend was brilliant. he is very much like his father but when they were offered a quarter of a million for him I think they should of took it.
He needs the like of ruth or black and amber kennels training him..

I've seen him a few times and he doesn't come away great. He has ferocious pace out of the last and down the home straight. I hadn't heard they were offered money like that for him, how does anyone turn down and offer like that:eek:

roy rodgers

Benny Cake wrote: »

I've seen him a few times and he doesn't come away great. He has ferocious pace out of the last and down the home straight. I hadn't heard they were offered money like that for him, how does anyone turn down and offer like that:eek:

Total agree if that was my dog they would of got lead and collar for free. I wonder how much luck money would ya give back?? 50 euro:o

I herad the Razldazl kennels were looking for him. Maybe it was from the prize money they brought in last year!

Nowso

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCGUd1ZJFCM

roy rodgers

luck wasn't the word for that tonight but looking at that first bend did he think about fighting or did he just lose his footing?? for a second there it looks like he was about to turn the head..

Nowso

no you often see dogs heads seemingly out at bend. So might yours going 30mph around a tight bend lol

barney4001

roy rodgers wrote: »

luck wasn't the word for that tonight but looking at that first bend did he think about fighting or did he just lose his footing?? for a second there it looks like he was about to turn the head..

it looked like that to me also

Nowso

at the 2nd bend hen he brushed off the 2 . it was not having a go in anyway imo. its not uncommon a happening

roy rodgers

I dont know the jury is out on this one for me. cork is the fastest track in the country and them bends are not tight.
looking at the pace he is showing I can understand why is he not in the bet fair 600 at the moment a classic..

Nowso

MILLDEAN FOR CHECK UP & MISSES DUNNE OPEN
24/04/2012
John O’Flynn Snr yesterday reported that Milldean Panther will bypass the Larry Dunne Open 525 which is due to commence this weekend and instead will have a thorough check up to determine if something is preventing him from breaking in his normal manner.
Though thrilled with the dog’s flying victory in the final of the Formula One Grand Prix at Curraheen Park on Saturday, John admitted that “we are puzzled why he is not getting out of the boxes better. He is bouncing here and appears to be in perfect condition and the times he is doing in his races prove that there is nothing major wrong. We are just wondering if something is preventing him from getting out of the boxes faster than he has been doing this year”.
On Saturday night he trailed the field in joint last place until the waters parted ahead of him on the bend. He then dived through the gap and left his rivals struggling in his wake as he raced to a seven length victory in 28.24.
Said John, “We won’t race him on Saturday but will give him a trial around Shelbourne in advance of having his next race there”.
It was a good weekend for the Tullaroan kennels as Milldean Tally landed a little touch in the Novice 750 at Curraheen on Saturday while Dear Pa was an impressive third round winner in the Red Mills Produce Stakes at Clonmel on Sunday.
Dear Pa is unbeaten in the Produce Stake and, while he has a slight problem, he is expected to be ready for duty on Sunday evening.

roy rodgers

He didnt break in cork because they are different traps that are used in shelbourne towards the rest of the country, he's probably more used to them than the one in cork.
There's not a thing wrong with that dog he still done 28.24 :eek:. His head is not in the right place IMO.
I cant believe he's not going for the dunne 525! He'll be put into a A0 race where there will be no real competitions for him as all the other top class dogs are running in the Betfair 600, english derby or the Dunne 525.
Its a shame not to see him running at the top level these races are only like trials for him.

Benny Cake

Any sign of the panther returning to action?

rosskeen

Looks like the Panther's on the comeback trail. International in Dundalk or the Champion Stakes seem to be the target. From Talking Dogs

Super tracker Milldean Panther is on his way back and has the Ladbrokes.com Irish Derby very much in his sights.
The brilliant son of College Causeway hasn’t run since winning the final of the Formula One Grand Prix at Curraheen Park on April 21st. Since then a back problem was detected but John O’Flynn Snr reported yesterday that the dog now appears to be over his problem.
"He is back galloping and we will keep on galloping him for another week before we think of giving him a trial which would probably be around Shelbourne or Dundalk.
"We have the Boylesports International at Dundalk in mind for him but the problem is that it is so close to the Champion Stakes. Whatever we do, the Derby is the number one target and we feel that the dog is coming right at just the right time”.

Benny Cake

28.27 in a trial in Shelbourne last night...

roy rodgers

BOYLESPORTS INTERNATIONAL DRAW
The draw with Boylesports’ betting is:

1 RAZLDAZL GEORGE…………..7-2
2 MILLDEAN TALLY……………12-1
3 CABRA MILLIE…………………..9-1
4 QUAIL HOLLOW……………….9-2
5 KINGO………………………….....7-2
6 MILLDEAN PANTHER………...6-4



It will be intersting to see how this one goes Milldean is a good price but I think the four dog could do it.

Tinytony

He's injured and out of the derby :eek:

http://greyhoundracing.ie/milldean-panther-out-of-the-derby/

Nowso

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31lb98cNUyk

MILLDEAN OUT OF DERBY AND OFF TO STUD
20/07/2012
The major news which blew up overnight is that Milldean Panther will not run in the forthcoming Ladbrokes Irish Derby and will not run again this year.
He will soon recommence his stud career but just where has not yet been announced.
John O’Flynn Snr confirmed the news this morning which will come as a major disappointment to greyhound followers who were looking forward to seeing him in action in the Derby.
Despite his Boylesports International defeat, Milldean was still either clear or joint favourite in all betting lists on the Derby but instead he will now be setting out on his second stint at stud.
Said O’Flynn Snr, “We are extremely disappointed as we thought he was coming into top form but I had him checked yesterday and he has an Achilles tendon injury. The good aspect of it is that it hasn’t gone up into the muscle but it would keep him out for a few months and the owners have decided that he will not race again this year and will instead go to stud for a while”.
The son of College Causeway and Auld Nag is the Shelbourne 525 record holder with a 28.00 run and would have been expected to give the 550 record a severe testing during the forthcoming Derby”.
Now we must all hope that this flying machine will return to action as good as ever in 2013.

roy rodgers

I was hearing stories tonight at the track that mildean has changed kennels. owner reakons that trainer wasn't up to it. I believe ruth might have him.

Benny Cake

roy rodgers wrote: »

I was hearing stories tonight at the track that mildean has changed kennels. owner reakons that trainer wasn't up to it. I believe ruth might have him.

This story is doing the rounds alright, unconfirmed as yet...

Benny Cake

This has since been confirmed, Mildean Panther is now with Dolores Ruth:


30/07/2012
Clive Francis, joint owner of Milldean Panther, has confirmed that the brilliant tracker has now joined the Dolores Ruth kennels.
Rumours had been rife for some days to this effect and official confirmation came this morning in the form of a statement from Francis. It said:

“Following previous reports from John O’Flynn Jnr, we can confirm that the ongoing back problems and a recent injury to the Achilles tendon to Milldean Panther are evident that he has incurred serious career threatening injuries.

“With Milldean Panther’s best interests at the forefront; we have taken Veterinary Advice to treat his injuries first. Panther will go through intensive Veterinary Treatment and Physiotherapy, before any decision is taken on his future.

“Due to the extent of his injuries a decision has been made by his owners to put Milldean Panther under the care of Dolores Ruth. With veterinary supervision, Panther will be treated at Dolores Ruth’s establishment, where he will undergo intensive treatment & physiotherapy. Dolores has a specialty in bringing back badly injured dogs to soundness.

“Should the dog make a recovery, decisions on his future career will be made at that stage. There also has been a change of ownership for Milldean Panther.

“We would like to take this opportunity to thank John O’Flynn Jnr for looking after Milldean Panther