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 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 7 -11.2 Comanche Brave null br c Wootton Bassett Ishvana Holy Roman Emperor 3 58.06 107 null G M Ryan null Donnacha OBrien Improved on useful 2yo form when second in 7f Gr 3 at Leopardstown in March; should stay 1m on pedigree; good deal more on his late today. null 6 null null 51 51 0 0.0 328
2 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 5 37.3 Cosmic Year GB br c Kingman Passage Of Time Dansili 3 58.06 110 null O Murphy null Harry Charlton Steadily progressive colt who made it three from three (all at 7f) in Newmarket Listed race latest; this is significantly harder but 1m should suit better on pedigree and very unexposed. null 7 null null 5.5 4.33 -21.21 471.64 430
3 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 2 29.2 Expanded null b c Wootton Bassett Jigsaw Galileo 3 58.06 117 null W M Lordan null A P OBrien Place contender for sure on last season's close second in the Gr 1 Dewhurst on just his second start; disappointing return in 2,000 Guineas though and deserted by Ryan Moore now. null 5 6 -111.62 17 23 35.29 142.71 281
4 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 9 -22.6 Field Of Gold null g c Kingman Princess De Lune Shamardal 3 58.06 120 null C T Keane null J T Gosden Wide draw here is a minor negative; improved on his good 2yo form this term, last time playing his hand too late when bit unlucky not to narrowly win 2,000 Guineas; good chance. null 4 1 114.88 null 431
5 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 4 -19.2 Hotazhell GB bay c Too Darn Hot Azenzar Danehill Dancer 3 58.06 117 null S Foley null Mrs J Harrington Very good and steadily progressive 2yo campaign, making it four from six with Gr 1 1m Doncaster win last time in October; unproven on faster than good; strong place contender at least. null 8 4 -30.49 10 10 0 0.0 451
6 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 3 21.2 Officer null b c Dubawi Hydrangea Galileo 3 58.06 108 null R L Moore null A P OBrien Yard has won three of last 10 runnings of race; progressive; made it two from three with decisive Listed win over C&D latest; this demands more but can come on again; place claims. null 4 null null 8 9.5 18.75 193.42 396
7 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 1 -3.1 Rashabar null b c Holy Roman Emperor Amazonka Camelot 3 58.06 113 null S M Levey null B J Meehan Very smart 2yo who ran to form at Newbury on reappearance when said to have just needed it (form upheld since); should stay 1m on pedigree; place claims for sure. null 7 2 114.76 21 19 -9.52 46.62 397
8 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 8 -3.1 Scorthy Champ null ch c Mehmas Fidaaha New Approach 3 58.06 115 null D McMonagle null J P OBrien Gr 1 winner here (in 7f National Stakes) as a 2yo; well held when midfield in 2,000 Guineas on reappearance; two full siblings both stayed 1m; something to prove after that. null 5 5 -45.85 21 21 0 0.0 330
9 1 3YO only 15:40 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2025 Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas €289,999 1m Good-good to firm in places null Even Newmarket runner-up FIELD OF GOLD can gain compensation for a narrow defeat in the first Classic of the season. The Gosdens' grey was arguably an unlucky loser, making late headway to lose out by half a length. With Colin Keane taking over in the saddle, the Juddmonte-owned colt has strong claims of taking this prize back across the Irish Sea. Hotazhell, who was a late withdrawal from the French Guineas, has every chance if ready on his first start of the season. Officer needs to take a significant step forward but, as the pick of the Ballydoyle pair, he commands maximum respect. The key horse is clearly FIELD OF GOLD, who would probably have been a narrow winner of the 2,000 Guineas last time had his hand been played a touch sooner. That form sets a very high, clear standard and compensation in the form of Classic success now looks pretty likely. Hotazhell was a good, Group 1-winning 2yo who could well claim second, ahead of Rashabar, another very smart juvenile whose good reappearance effort at Newbury last month showed had trained on well. Unbeaten Cosmic Year - in the same ownership as both Field Of Gold and possible pacesetter Windlord - and Aidan O'Brien's progressive Officer are others to consider. Field Of Gold Hotazhell Field Of Gold Hotazhell Rashabar 66 6 -27.3 Windlord GB b c Dubawi Goldika Intello 3 58.06 105 p1 C D Hayes null A M Balding Smart performer last year and ran to form upped to 10f on reappearance at Sandown in April; cheekpieces on now; something to find; same ownership as Field Of Gold and Cosmic Year. Wearing cheek pieces for the first time 9 3 -25.19 34 23 -32.35 137.85 385