9th May 2026
A breed-shaping stallion.
By a generational talent.
The Dubawi dynasty: after five decades in the game, it’s our proudest achievement.
Blood and brilliance, now reaching forward into horseracing’s future...
Thrilled to have been a big part of the racing world since 1977.
Saturday 9th May 2026
Chairman: Manager:
Directors:
Mr. Dermot Cantillon
Mr. Aidan McGarry
Tel: o45 897391
E: goracing@naasracecourse.com W: www.naasracecourse.com
Mr. Dermot Cantillon, Mr. Barry Brennan, Mr. Richard Brophy, Mr. David Cox, Mr. R.J Osborne, Mr. William Power, Mr. M.J. Kinane, Ms. Margaret Scott
Receiver of Entries:
Stakeholder:
Medical Officers:
Veterinary Surgeons:
Farrier:
Horse Racing Ireland, Ballymany, The Curragh, Co Kildare. Horse Racing Ireland
Dr. M.G. Fay, Dr. M.A. Fay, Dr. B. Healy, Dr. Gerard Fay, Dr. J. Fay
Mr. T. Burns, M.V.B., M.R.C.V.S
Mr Mark MacRedmond M.V.B., Cert VPM, M.R.C.V.S
Mr. Eamon Behan M.F., Mr. Sean Kelly M.F & Mr. Evan Halford M.F
The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board is responsible for the integrity of Irish Racing. In fulfiling this role, they provide Stewards and professional Officials at all racemeetings to ensure that their rules are properly observed. The following list of Stewards and Officials are officiating at today’s race meeting:
Raceday Stewards: Mr. N.B Wachman, (Chairman), Mr. Thomas Breen.
Mr. Roderick Ryan, Mr. Charles J. O’ Reilly & Mr. L. Walsh
Clerk of the Course: Mr. B. Sheridan
Clerk of the Scales: Mr. D. Maher
Starter:
Mr. J.R. Banahan
Judge: Mr. S. Murphy
Handicapper:
Mr. G. O'Gorman
Stewards Secretaries: Mr. P. Deegan & Mr. A. Ring
Medical Officer: Dr. P. Houlihan
Veterinary Officer: Ms. J. Taylor M.V.B., M.R.C.V.S.
Veterinary Assistants: Ms. C. Murphy & Mr. D. Fennessy
Raceday Integrity Officers Team
Clerk of the Course
1.22
The Killarney Avenue Hotel Maiden Hurdle 2m1f 4yo only €12,000 16 dec.
1 89-4 Earthwatch (34) D G Hogan 4 11-07 D King
2 -40f North Shore (33) G Cromwell 4 11-07 K Donoghue
3 0-00 Royal Alliance (55) M A Ahern 4 11-07 J Shinnick
4 5694 Whats New (21) A Slattery 4 11-07 C Quirke
5 8 Bravemans Bounce (70) C Collins 4 10-13 B Harvey
6 Fergy Five P J Gilligan 4 10-13 J Gilligan
7 8 Messire Des Bordes (21) G Cromwell 4 10-13 C Stone-Walsh
8 Osco Flyer C Collins 4 10-13 D Gilligan
9 p Pillartou (41) P J Gilligan 4 10-13 P Donovan
10 22- Portnahapple (205) W P Mullins 4 10-13 P Townend
11 Straightenyourhand W J Burke 4 10-13 A O’Sullivan
12 Time For Talking R Hennessy 4 10-13 A Harvey
13 Tribal N Lee 4 10-13 J J Slevin
14 Who’s Da Goose E C McCarthy 4 10-13 G Noonan
15 -600 Al What (29) N Meade 4 10-06 D Meyler
16 90 Breeze Of Tobruk (23) T O’Connor 4 10-06 S O’Keeffe
Last Year: Autumn Twist 10st13lb, (Denis Gerard Hogan), 4m 27.50 secs, good.
BETTING: 11-10 North Shore, 2-1 Portnahapple, 13-1 Whats New, 18-1 Messire Des Bordes, Osco Flyer, 20-1 Fergy Five, Straightenyourhand, 22-1 Tribal, Who’s Da Goose, 33-1 Al What, Pillartou, Royal Alliance, Time For Talking, 40-1 Earthwatch, 150-1 Bravemans Bounce, Breeze Of Tobruk 1.53
The Mongey Communications Maiden Hurdle 2m1f 4yo+ €12,000 19 dec.
1 174- Ancient Myth (230) N F Glynn 5 11-12 S Fitzgerald
2 655- Approval (219) E McNamara 5 11-12 T Kelly
3 36-7 Bud Fox (109) G Cromwell 5 11-12 K Donoghue
4 322- Calzaghi (201) E McNamara 6 11-12 G Noonan
5 79-9 Chou Chou (116) E O’Connell 5 11-12 D Gilligan
6 727- Individualism (222) E McNamara 5 11-12 C Hogan
7 8-6f Jerry From Kerry (66) P J Gilligan 6 11-12 J Gilligan
8 636- Magico (329) W P Mullins 5 11-12 P Townend
9 5-25 Minella Mate (64) J J Nallen 8 11-12 D King
10 1-0- Royad (306) Mrs Y Dunleavy 5 11-12 A Kelly
11 0612 Tyson Fury (20) D G Hogan 9 11-12 D G Hogan 12 Ellis Brittle J P Flavin 5 11-04 A Harvey 13 74-3 Goodmancon (19) P J Breen 6 11-04 D Whelan 14 04 Whet The Appetite (19) E Bolger 4 10-12 P Smithers
15 -23- Pure Logic (163) J J Hanlon 6 10-11 D Meyler
16 3-p0 Strong Contender (15) N Lee 5 10-11 J J Slevin
17 p3- Backinbusiness (153) P J Rothwell 5 11-04
18 680- Money Shuffler (150) W M Roper 6 10-11 H Sexton
19 -08- Screaming Eagle (358) A J Martin 5 11-04
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BETTING: 5-2 Magico, 7-1 Tyson Fury, 15-2 Bud Fox, 8-1 Pure Logic, 10-1 Calzaghi, 11-1 Approval, Individualism, Minella Mate*, 12-1 Ancient Myth, Goodmancon, 15-1 Whet
The Appetite, 25-1 Jerry From Kerry, 40-1 Chou Chou, Ellis Brittle, Royad, 150-1 Strong Contender
2.25
The MD O’Shea’s Tourist Attraction Mares Hurdle (Listed Race) 2m1f 4yo+ mares only which have not won a Grade 1, 2 or 3 weight-for-age hurdle race €26,000 10 dec.
1 -038 Tir Og (34) E Seymour 5 11-07 C Hogan
2 -23p Break My Soul (34) I P Donoghue 7 11-00 K Donoghue
3 01-6 Bynx (17) M Hassett 8 11-00 S Flanagan
4 -858 Disco Dancer (21) G Elliott 7 11-00 D Gilligan
5 4-1 Dunsy Rock (95) G Elliott 5 11-00 S Ewing
6 08-8 Katherine (31) A Sexton 9 11-00 H Sexton
7 157- Queenofthelodge (140) S Curling 6 11-00 S O’Keeffe
8 8u-3 Redwood Queen (19) C Collins 9 11-00
B Harvey
9 12-1 Royal Hollow (25) A Slattery 8 11-00 C Quirke
10 -071 Sainte Lucie (34) W P Mullins 5 11-00 P Townend Last Year: Stormalong 11st0lb, (David Kenneth Budds), 4m 19.30 secs, yield.
BETTING: 7-4 Sainte Lucie, 11-4 Break My Soul, 6-1 Royal Hollow, 11-1 Redwood Queen, 12-1 Dunsy Rock, 14-1 Queenofthelodge, 15-1 Disco Dancer, 20-1 Bynx, 22-1 Tir Og, 25-1 Katherine
3.00 The Kelly Bros Handicap Hurdle 2m1f 4yo+ €25,000 10 dec.
1 130- Impero (280) C Collins 7 11-12 C Millar
2 042- Ragmans Corner (173) G Keane 7 11-03 E Finegan
3 1/-2 Becasse (53) H d Bromhead 5 11-01 B Hayes
4 9310 Playtime (35) G Elliott 5 10-12 J Williamson
5 12-0 Wholelotofbusiness (34) E C McCarthy 7 10-11 G Noonan
6 0-30 Icare Desbois (9) D H Kelly 8 10-09 C Quirke
7 18-8 Cappa Hill (34) S J Allen 6 10-06 S Ewing
8 5p9- Fast Felix (140) E C McCarthy 8 10-05 T O’Connor
9 1f0- Paul’s Dream (173) A Mullins 7 10-00 J Shinnick
10 4380 Walhaan (27) C Murphy 10 10-00 C Stone-Walsh
Last Year: Batman Girac 11st12lb, (W P Mullins), 4m 25.80 secs, yield.
BETTING: 3-1 Ragmans Corner, 15-4 Becasse, Playtime, 5-1 Impero, 10-1 Wholelotofbusiness, 14-1 Paul’s Dream, 16-1 Cappa Hill, 18-1 Walhaan, 20-1 Fast Felix, Icare Desbois
3.35
The Gerard O’Sullivan Memorial Novice Steeplechase 2m7f 5yo+ that have not won more than one chase €13,000 6 dec.
1 0-01 Sandor Clegane (27) P Nolan 9 11-10 S O’Keeffe
2 5677 The Rebel County (23) G Ahern 6 11-10 D Meyler
3 3-5p Butch Cassidy (33) H d Bromhead 6 11-04 B Hayes
4 -p90 D Art D Art (34) T Cooper 7 11-04 R Doyle
5 -38u Da Capo Glory (9) P Butler 9 11-04 M Kenneally
6 0-pp Justabitofyours (15) P J Gilligan 6 10-11 D Gilligan
Last Year: Pied Piper 11st10lb, (Gordon Elliott), 6m 13.00 secs, yield.
BETTING: 11-10 Butch Cassidy*, 3-1 Sandor Clegane, 7-2 Da Capo Glory, 13-2 D Art D Art, 18-1 The Rebel County, 100-1 Justabitofyours
4.10
The Donie Sheahan Memorial Irish EBF Mares Beginners Steeplechase 2m4f180y 4yo+ mares only that have not won a chase that are EBF eligible €13,000 12 dec.
1 210- Affinity Rock (283) C Collins 6 11-07 D Gilligan
2 pu-5 Beauforts Storm (25) T Doyle 7 11-07 C Quirke
3 6-02 Billie Frechette (15) N Meade 5 11-07 D Meyler
4 p-pp Crescent Moon (35) G Cromwell 6 11-07 K Donoghue
5 341- Emily Love (203) G Elliott 7 11-07 S Ewing
6 60-5 Fortunate Lighting (21) T Coyle 8 11-07 E Finegan
7 6623 Gaoth Chuil (15) T M Walsh 8 11-07 S O’Callaghan
8 164- La Note Verte (227) W P Mullins 6 11-07 P Townend
9 3-31 Miss Doyenne (27) H d Bromhead 6 11-07 M O’Connor
10 6-fp My Mary Ellen (41) A Murray 5 11-07 K Healy
11 45p- Seventy Eight Team (149) P J Gilligan 8 11-07 J Gilligan
12 4-4b Stormalong (65) D K Budds 8 11-07 J Shinnick
Last Year: Birdie Or Bust 11st7lb, (Henry De Bromhead), 5m 34.10 secs, yield. BETTING: 100-30 Gaoth Chuil*, 9-2 La Note Verte, Miss Doyenne, 6-1 Billie Frechette, Emily Love, 9-1 Crescent Moon, 14-1 Fortunate Lighting, 16-1 Affinity Rock, Stormalong, 25-1 My Mary Ellen, 33-1 Beauforts Storm, 100-1 Seventy Eight Team
4.45
The Tote Killarney National Handicap Steeplechase 3m2f 5yo+ that at entry have run at least four times in chases or that have run three times in chases and been placed first, second, third or fourth in a handicap chase €50,000 13 dec.
1 -067 O’Moore Park (29) W P Mullins 9 11-12 P Townend
2 43-0 The Short Go (60) H d Bromhead 9 11-06 M O’Connor
3 819- Happy Jacky (240) M Fahey 12 11-03 R Doyle
4 p4pu Shanbally Kid (7) W P Mullins 9 11-03 B Hayes
5 -447 Midnight Our Fred (25) J P Flavin 9 11-01 D Meyler
6 -998 Pride Of Place (48) E Bolger 7 10-11 C O’Dwyer
7 6-34 Kamikaz Du Plessis (25) G Elliott 6 10-09 D Gilligan
8 4-22 Caesar Rock (29) M F Morris 10 10-05 J Williamson
9 6-p6 Hermino Aa (33) E McNamara 9 10-05 C Hogan
10 7829 West Cork Wildway (34) P O’Flynn 12 10-05 A O’Sullivan
11 -85p Supreme Gift (33) E McNamara 9 10-02 G Noonan
12 p041 The Gradual Slope (35) S O O’Brien 9 10-00 M McDonagh
13 24p- Smallcraftwarning (167) J P Ryan 9 10-00 H Sexton
Last Year: Cadatharla 10st3lb, (C A Murphy), 7m 0.30 secs, yield.
BETTING: 9-2 O’Moore Park, 13-2 Caesar Rock, The Short Go, 15-2 Midnight Our Fred*, Shanbally Kid, 8-1 The Gradual Slope, 11-1 Kamikaz Du Plessis, 12-1 Happy Jacky, Pride Of Place, 14-1 West Cork Wildway, 16-1 Hermino AA, 22-1 Smallcraftwarning, Supreme
The Hugh Mulryan Memorial (Pro/Am) Flat Race 2m1f 4yo only that have not won a race under any N.H. Rules or Rules of Racing (excluding Academy Hurdles and 3yo Junior N.H. Hurdles) €11,000 14 dec.
Year: Midnight Jet 11st10lb, (S Curling), 4m 18.00 secs, yield. BETTING: 11-8 Linford, 4-1 Kolirisk De Couely, 5-1 Mike Des Mottes, 6-1 Mountain Sky, 8-1 Lucky Signal, 20-1 Alright Kid, 22-1 Night Chaperone, 25-1 Fleu Du Glaye, Mischievous Fun, 33-1 Society Gent, 50-1 Hill Silver, 66-1 Knocknasuff, Telegram Sam, 100-1 Robbie Diamonds
Good afternoon and welcome to Naas Racecourse for Darley Naas Oaks Trial Day. We’re delighted to have you with us and we are looking forward to what promises to be another great day of flat racing as the season continues to build.
Aidan McGarry Racecourse Manager Eddie Moran Owner Liaison
We are very grateful to Darley for their continued sponsorship of the Naas Oaks trial today, and in partnership with the Irish EBF, their support has helped enhance prize money for today’s feature. The result is a highly competitive showcase of a talented group of fillies, many of whom we hope will go on to feature prominently in toplevel races throughout the season. We saw this last year when Garden Of Eden landed today’s contest before heading on to Royal Ascot glory.
We are delighted to welcome Matchbook to Naas Racecourse for the first time, sponsoring our two Irish EBF 2-year-old maidens today. This is part of a much broader partnership with Matchbook throughout the summer, and we are excited to work with the team and we hope they enjoy their day today.
The team at Naas are also delighted to welcome Gresham House as a new sponsor today. It is always a pleasure to partner with organisations that have a strong presence in Ireland, and their support of the Fillies Maiden race adds further depth to what is shaping up to be a fantastic day of racing. Thanks to Joe O’Carroll for his support, and we hope all the guests of Gresham House have a great day.
While we have new sponsors today, we are always extremely appreciative of our long-standing and returning sponsors. Danny Trundle Heating and Plumbing have supported and worked with Naas Racecourse for many years and continue to provide outstanding service to the racecourse. Meanwhile, the work of Declan Landy Fencing can be spotted all around the racecourse grounds, with quality fencing and great service to the fore. TRM generously continue their summer partnership here with Naas and their activations throughout the year with stable staff, trainers and owners is greatly appreciated.
As well as all our sponsors, we are particularly pleased to welcome the team from McAuley Place, who are hosting a fundraiser in the Panoramic Restaurant today. Naas Racecourse has partnered with McAuley Place, a not-for-profit housing association in Naas town, over the past 12 months to help expand their capacity to offer independent living for older people in Naas Town. As well as the donation from Naas Racecourse and the sales from today’s fundraiser, racegoers can support McAuley Place through the various bucket collections today or by visiting www.mcauleyplace.ie and making an online donation. Coonan Cawley have generously supported McAuley Place with their sponsorship today and we hope they enjoy their day today.
There are a variety of hospitality options available across the racecourse, all catered by Lily & Wild. Whether you’re stopping for a coffee in the Grandstand café, enjoying a meal in The Post restaurant beside the parade ring, or upgrading your day in the Panoramic Restaurant, we hope you have a comfortable and enjoyable visit. Public bars are located in The Circle building and on the ground floor of the Grandstand.
Looking ahead, we invite you to join us next weekend on Sunday, May 17th for Royal Ascot Trials Day, the highlight of our flat season featuring two Group 3 contests. The day also doubles as our Family Fun Raceday, with a full programme of free entertainment for younger racegoers, including bouncy castles, face painting, magic shows, a meet-the-racehorse experience, and a petting farm. Advance family ticket is just €25 online.
If you need any assistance during your visit, please speak to a member of our team or call to the Race Day Office located beside the entrance turnstiles. We always welcome your feedback, so please feel free to get in touch.
Thank you for joining us today. Enjoy the racing, travel home safely, and we look forward to welcoming you back again soon.
Aidan McGarry Manager
Dear Friends of McAuley Place,
We are delighted to welcome you all today to our Raceday Fundraiser in support of our new development – Beaufort @ McAuley Place. This project reaffirms our strategy to sustain an ageing population at the heart of a vibrant community and our Mission to provide the continuity of affordable residential living for older persons in a “Society for All Ages”. We are confident we will continue to grow and build on the success of McAuley Place to date
Naas Racecourse has been designated as Ireland’s first Age Friendly Racecourse by Age Friendly Ireland following completion of a process aligned with the principles of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Global Network for Age Friendly Cities and Communities. This recognition highlights the successful completion of an extensive initiative to improve accessibility, comfort , and inclusivity, with a particular focus on enhancing the experience for older adults. We are very grateful to Naas Racecourse for their support to make today possible and for their significant financial contribution to McAuley Place
We rely on the generosity of our community, the belief and support of our residents and dedication of our staff and volunteers, without whom we would not have the exemplar that exists today. We are delighted that our founder, Margharita Solon, continues to act as our Ambassador, bringing her vision and passion to the ongoing benefit of McAuley Place and we thank all of you, our wonderful guests and patrons, for joining us today for this special event which could not have happened without the generosity of Naas Racecourse and our Sponsors.
The proceeds from today ’s event will support the new development at Beaufort which will be a huge addition to the town of Naas. When complete, the new complex will connect seamlessly with the existing site via the Woodland Garden. The expanded campus will continue to be a space where all in the community can connect , regardless of age, ability or disability, where arts and crafts will be used as tools for engagement and to enhance wellbeing, and where tourists will be able to engage with the living history of Naas while meeting members of our wonderful community
We would also like to take this opportunity to remember our former resident and friend of McAuley Place, Nick O’ late last year. Nick had a long association with horser was well known for his love of the sport and his collection of r memorabilia . Nick was a popular figure in McAuley Place to help other residents and staff, in his own quiet w hold a special place in our hearts
On behalf of McAuley Place, we want to e all of you for your unwavering support .
We hope you have a wonderful day
Patricia Darling Chairperson
Nás na Ríogh Housing Association CLG; trading as McAuley Place Charity Number CHY15326 Sallins Road, Naas, Co Kildare Phone +353 45 897 833 Web: www.mcauleyplace.ie
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4.57pm
Trainer: Noel Meade
Owner: Anthony Clarke Colin Keane
Trainer: Donnacha Aidan O'Brien
Owner: Skara Glen Stables
Trainer: A P O'Brien
Owner: Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith & Mrs John Magnier Wayne Lordan
Chris Hayes
Trainer: Donnacha Aidan O'Brien
Owner: Medallion,Kisber,Trommer,Fowler,McNulty
Chris Hayes
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3 9-2
Trainer: Donnacha Aidan O'Brien
Owner: Medallion,Kisber,Trommer,Fowler,McNulty
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3 9-2
Trainer: Joseph Patrick O'Brien
Owner: C Acheson Dylan Browne McMonagle
Andrew Slattery
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Pollenca 3 9-2
Trainer: Andrew Slattery
Owner: Sheikh Hamed Dalmook Al Maktoum
River Ara 3 9-2
Trainer: A P O'Brien
Owner: Westerberg & Mrs Magnier & M Tabor & D Smith
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The Circle Bar is located on the ground floor of The Circle Building. The TOTE Bar is located on the ground floor of the Grandstand Building.
Bookmakers Ring is situated at the front of the Grandstand. Tote and Paddy Power shops are loacted in the Grandstand. Tote Operators are also located in The Post, The Circle, and The Panoramic Restaurant.
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EBF MAIDEN OF €22,000
(Generously sponsored by Matchbook and the Irish EBF (€4,000))
A representative from Matchbook & Irish European Breeders Fund will present a Newbridge Silverware Picture Frame of no intrinsic value to the winning Owner, and €100 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race. 1 Draw 3
WINNER €12,958 SECOND €4,400 THIRD €2,200 FOURTH €1,100 FIFTH €660 SIXTH €440 RACE CONDITIONS For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible. WEIGHTS 9st 7lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs. DECLARED 7 Stalls centre of course
BETTING FORECAST Carry The Flag, 11-4 Sun Goddess, 6 Mr Montauk, 8 Woodlawn Lily, 12 Ocean Club, 20 Abletai, Santorini Storm The Racing Post Predictor is a ‘Computer Generated’ predicted outcome of the race in
Aidan O’Brien has won three of the last five runnings and he is double handed with Sun Goddess and CARRY THE FLAG. The latter looks his main hope and he should prove hard to beat if building on his promising debut at the Curragh. Ocean Club could improve markedly for quicker ground but conditions are a query for Woodlawn Lily, who shaped nicely behind Velozee on soft at Cork on debut. [Dave Stephens] Source: Racing Post
Selection: CARRY THE FLAG Next Best: Sun Goddess
2.03pm RACE 2
€12,000
(Generously sponsored by Danny Trundle Heating & Plumbing)
A representative from Danny Trundle Heating & Plumbing will present a Newbridge Silverware Picture Frame of no intrinsic value to the winning Owner, and €50 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
WINNER €7,068 SECOND €2,400 THIRD €1,200 FOURTH €600 FIFTH RACE CONDITIONS An extended handicap for three years old and upwards (70 = 10st).
DECLARED 17 Stalls centre of course
No / Draw
Draw 11
Owner: Mrs B Cooney Bred by: Camogue Stud Ltd g Bay by Acclamation - Nancy Astor (Shamardal)
Jockey: Yudish Geerdharry (7)
Jockey: Ronan
Owner:
Owner:
Jockey: N G
Verdict Maiden, 0-14 on turf, lacks a recent run and 7lb wrong here, others preferred Probable SP:
? + 2 indicates that the rider may carry 2lb over weight on the day Long Handicap Art Of Unity GB 8-06(118), Apache Star Ire 8-05(117), Whatswrongnow Ire 8-00(112)
LAST YEAR 1st Surpass And Shine, 2nd Irish Rumour, 3rd My Girl Sioux TRAINER Patrick J Flynn WEIGHT 9-13 TIME 59.59 secs GOING good
BETTING FORECAST 7-2 Stone Bear, 5 Poweracclaim, 7 Eichan San, 15-2 Arctic Steps, 8 Mint Man, 17-2 Plushy, 10 Phil’s Dream, 14 Verified, 16 Whatswrongnow, 20 Art Of Unity, Nouvel Espoir, 22 Harry Longabaugh, 25 Apache Star, Hastily, 28 Snowballs, 33 She’s A Gift, 40 Polanco
The 3yo Stone Bear has been in fine form on the AW and should be effective back on turf but preference is for another 3yo, PLUSHY, who was just 1.75l behind Stone Bear at Dundalk in January and he’s 14lb better off now. Mint Man goes well here and is respected and Poweracclaim will be a danger to all if he gets away on level terms. [Dave Stephens] Source: Racing Post
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2.35pm RACE 3
IRISH EBF MAIDEN OF €22,000
(Generously sponsored by Matchbook and the Irish EBF (€4,000)
A representative from Matchbook & Irish European Breeders Fund will present a Newbridge Silverware Picture Frame of no intrinsic value to the winning Owner, and €100 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
WINNER €12,958 SECOND €4,400 THIRD €2,200 FOURTH €1,100 FIFTH €660 SIXTH €440
RACE CONDITIONS For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible. WEIGHTS 9st 7lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs. DECLARED 7 Stalls centre of course
Owner:
Owner:
Ballydoyle won this maiden last year with the smart Albert Einstein and CONFUCIUS is hard to oppose after a promising debut effort at the Curragh, form that has since been franked. Better is expected from Bull Shark on this quicker ground and Selwyn and Luca Brillante appeal most of the newcomers. [Dave Stephens] Source: Racing Post
Selection:
Selection: CONFUCIUS
Next Best: Selwyn
A P O’Brien (Confucius, Naas 2:35) has saddled 11 winners from 29 runners in the past 14 days. That’s a 38% strike-rate. Source: Racing Post
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HANDICAP OF €15,000 (Generously sponsored by Coonan Cawley LLP)
A representative from Coonan Cawley LLP will present a Newbridge Silverware Picture Frame to the winning Owner, and €150 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
WINNER €8,835 SECOND €3,000 THIRD €1,500 FOURTH €750 FIFTH €450 SIXTH €300
RACE CONDITIONS An extended handicap for three years old and upwards (80 = 10st).
DECLARED 13 Stalls centre of course
Jockey: Ronan Whelan
LAST YEAR 1st Tawaazon, 2nd Pinar Del Rio, 3rd Staysound Susie TRAINER John Andrew Kinsella WEIGHT 8-8 TIME 1m 10.93 secs GOING good
BETTING FORECAST 7-2 Bint Majestic Roi, 9-2 Sporting Hero, 11-2 Genesis, 15-2 Inishfallen, 9 Mehman, 11 Collective Power, 12 I Bid You Ajou, Sommelier, 16 Beauty Queen, Pinar Del Rio, 18 Usuario Amigo, 20 Ribble Emperor, 25 Bundle Of Interest
The Racing Post Predictor is a ‘Computer Generated’ predicted outcome of the race in visual form, generated by an algorithm of key factors (including eg current form, ratings and going.)
Selection: Mehman
●Foaled Apr 15, 2019
●Sire Mehmas (IRE) (6.7f)
●Dam Mitre Peak (GB)
●Dam’s sire Shamardal (USA) (8.2f)
●20,000gns F, £33,000 Y; third foal; dam 9.4f AW winner (RPR 86), half-sister to Listed-placed 1m 2yo winner Carntop out of 1m winning half-sister to Arc winner Rail Link, 1m4f Gr 2 winner Crossharbour & Gr 3 winners Chelsea Manor (1m2f) and Mainsail (1m)
The recent winners Sporting Hero and Genesis have to be considered but SOMMELIER took a step in the right direction at the Curragh last time and with quicker ground to suit here, he is narrowly preferred. Mehman, a winner on this card in 2024, and Inishfallen could also go well, as could last year’s runner up Pinar Del Rio [Dave Stephens]
Source: Racing Post
Selection: SOMMELIER Next Best: Inishfallen
●Foaled Feb 22, 2021
●Sire Shalaa (IRE) (7.2f)
●Dam Ajou (FR)
●Dam’s sire Siyouni (FR) (8.6f)
●E8,000 F; fourth foal; half-brother to winners Purple Love (7f; RPR 81) and Aclou (French 7.5f AW); dam French 7.5f 2yo AW winner, half-sister to French 5f-7f winner King David and smart French 2m2f/2m3f hurdle winner Azucardel
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(Registered as the Nas Na Laighean Handicap) (Generously sponsored by Declan Landy Fencing)
A representative from Declan Landy Fencing will present a Crystal Trophy of no intrinsic value to the winning Owner, and €100 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
WINNER €29,450 SECOND €10,000
€1,500 SIXTH €1,000
RACE CONDITIONS An extended handicap for three years old only that at entry have run two or more times under any Rules of Racing and are eligible for a handicap rating (95 = 9st 12lbs). DECLARED 15 Stalls centre of course
Owner:
Jockey: Seamie Heffernan
Robert Whearty 9.0 9L 12th of 30 to Dorset 9.5 CUR 27 SEP 25 7f Sft 9/2 HR70 Gary Carroll 9.2 won 4 1/2L ns from Zarvali 9.4 and Oh Cecelia 9.8
HR84 Wayne Lordan 8.9 5 3/4L 5th of 14 to Kindergarten 8.13 NAV 8 OCT 25 mdn 5f 180yds Yld 02254-9
YEAR 1st Temperance, 2nd Jorge Alvares, 3rd Gazelle d’Or TRAINER Miss Kate McGivern WEIGHT
BETTING FORECAST 4 Sovereign Cry, 5 Ocean’s Breath, 7 Real Encounter, 9 Gavoo, 10 Chicago Pope, 12 Michael’s Well, Midnight Dusk, Tahcawin, Treasured Royal, 14 Dawn Romance, Joyful Tidings, Nakamura, 16 Pass Me If You Can, 20 White Smoke, 33 Jp’s Express
The Racing Post Predictor is a ‘Computer Generated’ predicted outcome of the race in visual form, generated by an algorithm of key factors (including eg current form, ratings and going.)
Selection: Joyful Tidings
A low draw has been advantageous in recent renewals, as it usually is when the ground dries out here. In spite of that potential drawback, comfortable AW maiden winner OCEAN’S BREATH, who was an unfurnished juvenile, is taken to make a winning handicap debut. Drawn 5 and with the champion jockey in the plate, Sovereign Cry looks a danger. Real Encounter will be better suited by this trip after winning a maiden over 5f, while Michael’s Well was a promising late-season juvenile and is better than what he showed on his return. [Mark Nunan] Source: Racing Post
Selection: OCEAN’S BREATH
Next Best: Real Encounter
4.20pm RACE 6
(Generously sponsored by Gresham House)
WINNER €7,657 SECOND €2,600 THIRD €1,300 FOURTH €650 FIFTH €390 SIXTH €260 RACE CONDITIONS For three years old and upwards fillies only, maidens at starting. WEIGHTS 3-y-o 9st 3lbs; 4-y-o and up 10st 2lbs. DECLARED 15 Starting from stalls Distance 1m THE GRESHAM HOUSE FILLIES MAIDEN OF €13,000
A representative from Gresham House will present a Wallace’s Trophy of no intrinsic value to the winning Owner, and €100 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
Owner:
Owner:
LAST YEAR 1st Calrissiana, 2nd Sharayka, 3rd Katashuna TRAINER Noel Meade WEIGHT 9-3 TIME 1m 42.95 secs GOING good
BETTING FORECAST 7-4 Cromac Quay, 7-2 Flower Forest, 11-2 Feel Happy, 6 Serendipia, 8 Hinder, 10 Haroussa, 16 Closely, 20 Chosen One, Moonlit Sun, 33 Sparan Nua, 50 Rodeo Blues, 100 Monamie, 150 others
The Racing Post Predictor is a ‘Computer Generated’ predicted outcome of the race in visual form, generated by an algorithm of key factors (including eg current form, ratings and going.)
Selection: Flower Forest
Having kept on nicely at Leopardstown to be third to a pair currently rated 106 and 107, CROMAC QUAY will be hard to beat even without any improvement on that debut effort. Serendipia and Flower Forest also showed promise on their first starts and will get better ground here while Feel Happy and Haroussa are the only newcomers to make any appeal. [Mark Nunan] Source: Racing Post
Selection: CROMAC QUAY Next Best: Flower Forest
A P O’Brien (Closely, Naas 4:20) has saddled 11 winners from 29 runners in the past 14 days. That’s a 38% strike-rate. Source: Racing Post
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(Generously sponsored by Darley Stallions and the Irish EBF (€10,000))
A representative from Darley & the Irish European Breeders Fund will present a Crystal Trophy to the winning, Owner, Trainer, Jockey, €100 to the winning groom, and €100 to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race.
€1,100 RACE CONDITIONS For three years old fillies only that are EBF eligible and that have not won a Group 1 or Group 2 race. WEIGHTS 9st 2lbs. DECLARED 7 Starting from stalls
Owner:
11/8Fav Wayne Lordan 9.2 1/2L 2 3/4L 3rd to Bloom 8.11 CK 30 SEP 25 16rn
Nothing rated above 92 of those with marks, but that won’t be the ceiling of some of them, notably Ice Dancer and Pollenca. The pair without an official assessment, ERETRIA and Mixed Feelings, both ran away with Leopardstown maidens but the latter beat little and has stamina to prove, so the former is chosen. [Mark Nunan] Source: Racing Post
(Generously sponsored by TRM Equine Nutrition)
A representative from TRM Equine will present a Newbridge Silverware Picture Frame to the winning Owner, a €100 to the winning Groom, and €100 & Goodie Bag to the groom in charge of the best turned out horse in this race. The winning Trainer will receive a TRM voucher worth €500.
WINNER €11,780 SECOND €4,000 THIRD €2,000 FOURTH €1,000 FIFTH €600 SIXTH €400 RACE CONDITIONS For three years old only which at entry are rated 90 or less. WEIGHTS 8st 11lbs. DECLARED 6 Starting from stalls
Owner:
BETTING FORECAST 2 Galileo Noir, 9-4 Pierre Grosse, 9-2 Perisher, 6 Golddream, 10 Freedom And Light, 12 Marjorie Daw
The Racing Post Predictor is a ‘Computer Generated’ predicted outcome of the race in visual form, generated by an algorithm of key factors (including eg current form, ratings and going.)
Selection: Pierre Grosse
The distaff side of PIERRE GROSSE (nap)’s pedigree includes several classy stayers and he duly improved for stepping up to this trip in a decent Leoaprdstown handicap. This is no stronger and he can beat 1m1f maiden winners Galileo Noir and Perisher. Connections rate 1m AW winner Golddream and he’s also bred to do well at this distance. [Mark Nunan] Source: Racing Post
Selection: PIERRE GROSSE Next Best: Perisher
RACE 1: 1.33pm
THE #MATCHBOOKLOVESRACING IRISH EBF MAIDEN OF €22,000 (Generously sponsored by Matchbook and the Irish EBF (€4,000)). Winner will receive €13,200 (Penalty Value: €12,958), Second will receive €4,400, Third will receive €2,200, Fourth will receive €1,100, Fifth will receive €660, Sixth will receive €440. For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible About 5 furlongs €220 to enter, €22 extra if declared to run. Weights: 9st 7lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs. Stalls centre of course
RACE 2: 2.03pm
THE DANNY TRUNDLE HEATING & PLUMBING HANDICAP OF €12,000 (Generously sponsored by Danny Trundle Heating & Plumbing). Winner will receive €7,200 (Penalty Value: €7,068), Second will receive €2,400, Third will receive €1,200, Fourth will receive €600, Fifth will receive €360, Sixth will receive €240. An extended handicap for three years old and upwards (70 = 10st) About 5 furlongs €120 to enter, €12 extra if declared to run. Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap). A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won. Handicaps calculated 5th May. Stalls centre of course
RACE 3: 2.35pm
THE MATCHBOOK EL CLÁSICO £100 MONEYBACK SPECIAL IRISH EBF MAIDEN OF €22,000 (Generously sponsored by Matchbook and the Irish EBF (€4,000). Winner will receive €13,200 (Penalty Value: €12,958), Second will receive €4,400, Third will receive €2,200, Fourth will receive €1,100, Fifth will receive €660, Sixth will receive €440. For two years old only, maidens at starting that are EBF eligible About 5 furlongs 205 yards €220 to enter, €22 extra if declared to run. Weights: 9st 7lbs. Fillies allowed 5lbs. Stalls centre of course
RACE 4: 3.10pm
THE COONAN CAWLEY LLP IN SUPPORT OF MCAULEY PLACE HANDICAP OF €15,000 (Generously sponsored by Coonan Cawley LLP). Winner will receive €9,000 (Penalty Value: €8,835), Second will receive €3,000, Third will receive €1,500, Fourth will receive €750, Fifth will receive €450, Sixth will receive €300. An extended handicap for three years old and upwards (80 = 10st) About 5 furlongs 205 yards €150 to enter, €15 extra if declared to run. Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap). A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won. Handicaps calculated 5th May. Stalls centre of course
RACE 5: 3.45pm
THE DECLAN LANDY FENCING HANDICAP OF €50,000 (PREMIER HANDICAP) (Registered as the Nas Na Laighean Handicap) (Generously sponsored by Declan Landy Fencing). Winner will receive €30,000 (Penalty Value: €29,450), Second will receive €10,000, Third will receive €5,000, Fourth will receive €2,500, Fifth will receive €1,500, Sixth will receive €1,000. An extended handicap for three years old only that at entry have run two or more times under any Rules of Racing and are eligible for a handicap rating (95 = 9st 12lbs) About 5 furlongs 205 yards €500 to enter, €50 extra if declared to run. Penalties - (after calculation of the handicap). A winner shall carry 7lb extra for each race won. Horses which receive a published weight of 8st 6lbs or less will be entitled to a 50% reduction in entry fee. Should they be declared to run they will then become liable for the full amount of the cost to run. Handicaps calculated 5th May. Stalls centre of course
RACE 6: 4.20pm
THE GRESHAM HOUSE FILLIES MAIDEN OF €13,000 (Generously sponsored by Gresham House). Winner will receive €7,800 (Penalty Value: €7,657), Second will receive €2,600, Third will receive €1,300, Fourth will receive €650, Fifth will receive €390, Sixth will receive €260. For three years old and upwards fillies only, maidens at starting About 1 mile €130 to enter, €13 extra if declared to run. Weights: 3-y-o 9st 3lbs; 4-y-o and up 10st 2lbs. Starting from stalls
RACE 7: 4.57pm
THE DARLEY IRISH EBF NAAS OAKS TRIAL STAKES OF €55,000 (LISTED RACE) (Generously sponsored by Darley Stallions and the Irish EBF (€10,000)). Winner will receive €33,000 (Penalty Value: €32,395), Second will receive €11,000, Third will receive €5,500, Fourth will receive €2,750, Fifth will receive €1,650, Sixth will receive €1,100. For three years old fillies only that are EBF eligible and that have not won a Group 1 or Group 2 race About 1 mile 2 furlongs 84 yards €550 to enter, €55 extra if declared to run. Weights: 9st 2lbs. Penalties - Winner of a Listed race 3lb extra Of a Group 3 race 5lb extra. Starting from stalls
RACE 8: 5.30pm
THE TRM RACE, REPLACE, REHYDRATE RATED RACE OF €20,000 (Generously sponsored by TRM Equine Nutrition). Winner will receive €12,000 (Penalty Value: €11,780), Second will receive €4,000, Third will receive €2,000, Fourth will receive €1,000, Fifth will receive €600, Sixth will receive €400. For three years old only which at entry are rated 90 or less About 1 mile 2 furlongs 84 yards €200 to enter, €20 extra if declared to run. Weights: 8st 11lbs. Additional Weight - Horses that at entry have or are eligible for a published rating - for every 1lb above the rating of 75 1lb extra. Horses that at entry do not have a published rating (Band A 76-80) 5lb extra. Horses that at entry do not have a published rating (Band B 81-85) 10lb extra. Horses that at entry do not have a published rating (Band C 86-90) 15lb extra. After time of entry - for each race won 7lb extra. Horses that at entry do not have a published handicap rating are eligible to enter and run at the discretion of the handicapper and the handicapper may place these horses into any of the above rating bands or permit these horses to run off the base weight. Note, the placing of a horse without a published rating into a rating band is at the discretion of the handicapper and is not a commitment to a future official rating. Horses that at entry do not have a published handicap rating but previously had a published handicap rating may, at the discretion of the handicapper, have a published handicap rating applied after the time of entry for the purpose of the application of additional weight. Horses that at entry do not have a published handicap rating but are eligible for a published handicap rating may, at the discretion of the handicapper, have a published handicap rating applied prior to the calculation of weights for the purpose of the application of additional weight. Starting from stalls
