Getaway Gorgeous won four times from seventeen runs.
The Offaly based Whitegrass Racing Syndicate have retired 2021 Cheltenham Festival representative Getaway Gorgeous.
The seven-year-old mare was in training with Willie Mullins, winning four times along with seven second placed finishes in seventeen runs.
The decision has been taken following her seasonal reappearance last Friday.
Whitegrass Racing have taken to twitter to announce that she will stand at Ballintry Stud in Co. Meath.
Today we sent Getaway Gorgeous home to retire after a super racing career. 4 wins (incl listed hurdle) 7 seconds (incl listed bumper) from 17 runs..a great mare for @WhitegrassRaci1 @WillieMullinsNH Best wishes @ballintry with her as she hopefully breeds future stars @HRIOwners pic.twitter.com/wOnDPAtrFd
— Whitegrass Racing Syndicate (@WhitegrassRaci1) October 7, 2021
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