Race id	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	Rating	Pace Rating	Form scan position	Form scan value	First price	Last price	Rank	Change in %	ATR index	Predictor score
1472220	1	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	5	31.7	Bay Colony	null	ch	f	New Bay	Coco Rouge	Shamardal	3	58.06	85	p1	J A Heffernan	null	J A Stack	Below par well beaten in King George V Cup (Listed) at Leopardstown latest; usually consistent; form of maiden win had knocks; cheekpieces first time; all to do and likely outclassed	Wearing cheek pieces for the first time	95	6	null	null			6	-25	19.25	317
1472220	2	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	4	-24.7	Butterfly Wings	USA	b	f	Justify	Butterflies	Galileo	3	58.06	83	t	R P Whelan	null	A P OBrien	Yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; well beaten in Jannah Rose Stakes (Group 3) over 10f at Naas latest; usually consistent but held when tried at Group level; top course trainer; difficult to fancy and looks a pacemaker here	Wearing a tonguestrap	102	5	null	null			7	-52	47.73	257
1472220	3	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	7	50.7	Island Hopping	null	b	f	Wootton Bassett	Heaven Of Heavens	Galileo	3	58.06	96	p1	W M Lordan	null	A P OBrien	Yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; ran to form beaten 5 1/2l in Stanerra Stakes (Group 3) over 1m6f at Fairyhouse last time; cheekpieces first time; top course trainer; placed in Naas Oaks Trial; doesn't look stable first string but place claims	Wearing cheek pieces for the first time	115	9	4	-146.63			5	-21	46.2	269
1472220	4	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	2	50.5	Merrily	USA	b	f	No Nay Never	Caponata	Selkirk	3	58.06	99	null	D P McDonogh	null	A P OBrien	Yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; down the field in a Group 1 over 11f at Chantilly most recent; Oh So Sharp winner yet to prove she's trained on; top course trainer; off a short-break; plenty more needed	null	114	4	null	null			4	-18	47.16	381
1472220	5	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	1	-24.7	Minnie Hauk	null	b	f	Frankel	Multilingual	Dansili	3	58.06	117	null	R L Moore	null	A P OBrien	Oaks (Group 1) winner where showed willing attitude to wear down stablemate; strong stayer so stiffer track a plus; yard has won 2 of last 5 runnings of race; any rain no issue; top course jockey/trainer combination; looked a good Oaks winner; can follow up	null	134	8	1	87.32			1	9	125.68	440
1472220	6	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	6	-5.9	Subsonic	null	b	f	Lope De Vega	Laganore	Fastnet Rock	3	58.06	null	t1	B M Coen	null	J P Murtagh	Did not get a clear run beaten 8l in a maiden over 10f at Naas last time where too keen; should come on for the run; tongue-tie first time; off a short-break; all to do and likely outclassed	Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time	94	5	3	-6.2			3	-14	47.66	366
1472220	7	1	3YO only	15:40	Curragh (IRE)	19 Jul 2025	Juddmonte Irish Oaks	€289,999	1m 4f	Good-good to yielding in places	null	Even	Epsom Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK can double up for trainer Aidan O'Brien. Given that the front two pulled four lengths clear of the remainder, the absence of neck runner-up Whirl appears to have simplified the task for her stablemate. Despite the presence of four Ballydoyle fillies in the race, the daughter of Frankel is very much the one to beat. Fourth behind Minnie Hauk last month, Wemightakedlongway failed to build on that effort when occupying the same position in the Pretty Polly. Beaten just a half a length by the selection on debut, Subsonic disappointed on her seasonal reappearance at Naas in April. Having had excuses for that, the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly could be the dark horse.	Impossible to get way from Oaks winner MINNIE HAUK who showed a willing attitude to repel a stablemate who has franked the form here in the Pretty Polly. She looked an above average winner of the Epsom event and the stiffer track should suit this strong stayer. Wemightakedlongway ran well behind the selection in the UK before finding 10f too sharp back here last time in the Pretty Polly. She finished well that day and looks the sole danger to the selection back up in distance. Island Hopping may fare best of the other O'Brien horses and can complete the tricast.	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Minnie Hauk	Wemightakedlongway	Island Hopping	71	3	-43.6	Wemightakedlongway	null	br	f	Australia	Dont Ask Me At All	No Nay Never	3	58.06	111	null	D McMonagle	null	J P OBrien	Ran to Oaks form fourth beaten 3 1/4l in Pretty Polly Stakes (Group 1) over 10f here latest; Leger trip could suit but 12f on stiff track will help; looks main danger to short priced fav	null	130	7	2	36.84			2	-11	145.45	375