Race card number Race class Age class Race time Race course Race date Race name Price money Distance of the race Going Surface Pace forecast ATR verdict Timeform verdict ATR top tip ATR watch out for Timeform winner Timeform second Timeform third Race data quality Draw Draw result Horse Country Color of horse Sex of horse Name of the horses father Name of the horses mother Name of the horses grandfather Age Weight Handicap Head Gear Jockey Allowance Trainer Pre Race Comments Comments Pace Rating Form scan position Form scan value First price Last price Change in % ATR index Predictor score
1 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Ballyredinkingston null g g Kingston Hill Liss Na Tintri Presenting 5 76.2 null null Mr A T Feeney 7 Miss Lalor 7 1/2l third in a Ladies bumper at Killarney most recent run; steadily progressive; has run well at this track; good ground suits; big player null 6 null null 5 5 0 0.0 388
2 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Ballyteigue Bay null b g Order Of St Qwertyze Maresca Sorrento 5 76.2 null null Mr J P Berry 7 J A Berry 31,000 euros Order Of St George gelding; half-brother to Uiop, very useful at 16f; small yard without a winner this year; best watched null 0 null null 8.5 8.5 0 0.0 243
3 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Mustang Mozzie null b g Kalanisi Boynagh Joy Definite Article 5 76.2 null null Mr Finn Tegetmeier 7 H P Finegan Had benefited for debut experience well beaten in a 4yo bumper over 2m at Leopardstown latest; that form franked at Graded leve; returning from a break; should figure null 4 null null 4.5 4.5 0 0.0 323
4 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Townscupsixtythree null ch g Valirann Spout Road Dr Massini 7 76.2 null null Mr C Lamon 7 A Sexton Valirann gelding; half-brother to Clearly Capable, useful at 21f; yard quiet just now; watching brief advised null 0 null null 13 13 0 0.0 253
5 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Morning Mayhem GB b g Dragon Dancer Midnight Mayhem Presenting 4 73.48 null null Miss G Benson 7 Peter J Flood 13,000 euros Dragon Dancer gelding; half-brother to Ruby Island, very useful from 16f to 20f; looks an unlikely winner on debut null 0 null null 10 10 0 0.0 253
6 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Mystical Madness null br g Axxos Blazing Queen King's Theatre 4 73.48 null null Mr B T Stone 7 Mark J Scallan Pulled up in a maiden over 3m at Lingstown latest; back in trip; off a short-break; hard to fancy on rules debut null 0 null null 26 23 -11.54 44.15 240
7 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Carsons Dreamboat null ch m My Dream Boat Hester Flemen Flemensfirth 6 73.03 null null Mr H C Swan null G Elliott Well beaten in a maiden hurdle over 2m4f at Navan only start; off a long absence; back in trip; from top yard; could leave previous form behind switched to bumpers null 4 null null 9 9 0 0.0 313
8 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Dancing Dame null b m Decorated Knight Dancing Soprano Jeremy 6 73.03 null null Mr D Doyle 7 T Doyle Probably outclassed well beaten in Hurricane Lane Mares Flat Race (Listed) over 2m at Navan latest; usually consistent; has experience edge; potential threat null 7 null null 4.5 4.5 0 0.0 346
9 ial Flat Race 4YO plus 20:18 Clonmel (IRE) 15 May 2025 John Walsh €6,000 2m 159y Good null Weak From the family of three-time Grade 1 winner Liss A Paoraigh, BALLYREDINKINGSTON looks the one to beat. Although without a win in five point-to-point starts, the Liz Lalor-trained grey was a solid fourth on his racecourse debut here in March. The subject of good market support at Killarney on Monday, he finished third there and will be well fancied to go a few places better now. Already placed three times, Dancing Dame is an obvious danger. While she failed to make an impact in a Listed contest at Navan in November, the Tim Doyle-trained six-year-old should appreciate this significant drop in class. Mustang Mozzie has two satisfactory efforts to his name and is of definite interest, while Carsons Dreamboat warrants respect, with Harry Swan aboard this long-absent Gordon Elliott-trained mare. A weak enough bumper to close which can go to BALLYREDINKINGSTON who placed behind rivals who set a decent standard last time. He had previously shaped with promise at this venue on debut and should run well if turned out quickly. Mustang Mozzie was highly tried last year and though he was ultimately well held last time the winner did go on to success at Graded level at Aintree. He is feared most dropping in grade back from a break ahead of the experienced Dancing Dame. She has had plenty of chances but brings in a decent level of form so should run well if fit after a break Ballyredinkingston Dancing Dame Ballyredinkingston Ballyteigue Bay Dancing Dame 41 null null Biddy Early null b f Idaho Me Is Free Mister Sacha 4 70.31 null null Mr L P Shanahan 7 E Sheehy Idaho filly; yard without a winner this year; probably best watched on debut null 0 null null 10 10 0 0.0 253