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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
1579494 1 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 7 null Almaqam b c Lope De Vega Talmada Cape Cross 5 59.42 122 i K Shoemark null E Walker Ran to form back at the top level 4l third in Champion Stakes (Group 1) at Ascot most recent run; effective 10-12f, acts on soft and good, not proven on fast ground; not an east assignment on return, but he could be up to it. 130 null null null 1 7 83.33 null
1579494 2 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 3 null Bay City Roller b c New Bay Bloomfield Teofilo 4 59.42 117 i Oisin Murphy null George Scott Every chance, backed up excellent run in Germany to finish 2025 when second beaten a neck in Huxley Stakes (Group 2) at Chester latest; effective 10-12f, acts on soft and good; has progressed into high-class performer, could do with rain. 129 null null null 2 0 0.0 null
1579494 3 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 5 null Edward Hamilton b g Frankel Blue Kimono Invincible Spirit 4 0 108 i Wayne Lordan null A P O'Brien Pacemaker and got loose in front when second beaten 2l in Mooresbridge Stakes (Group 2) here latest; top course trainer; stays 12f, acts on fast ground and AW, may need sound surfaces; flattered last time but will again carry out the pacemaking role here. 122 null null null 3 0 0.0 null
1579494 4 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 2 null Green Impact b c Wootton Bassett Emerald Green Galileo 4 59.42 111 i Shane Foley null Mrs J Harrington A bit too fresh on seasonal debut but solid effort when fourth beaten 4l in Alleged Stakes (Group 3) here latest; stays 12f, all form on good ground, action suggests a little give would suit best; bit to find. 123 null null null 4 0 0.0 null
1579494 5 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 8 null Royal Rhyme b c Lope De Vega Dubai Queen Kingmambo 6 0 112 i C Lee null K R Burke Finished well after caught too far back beaten 4l in Huxley Stakes (Group 2) at Chester last time; suited by 10f, acts on any; gradually rerturning to best. 129 null null null 7 21 44.69 null
1579494 6 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 6 null Saddadd b c Pinatubo Talmada Cape Cross 4 59.42 115 i Ray Dawson null R Varian Improved on seasonal debut when winning Gordon Richards Stakes (Group 3) at Sandown by 2l last time; trainer in form; suited by 10f, acts on any; quality sort, lovely attitude, progressing and more to come. 130 null null null 8 78 593.94 null
1579494 7 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 1 null Tiberius Thunder ch c Night Of Thunder Ellthea Kodiac 4 59.42 101 i D Egan null Robson Aguiar Too much to do when fourth beaten 6 1/2l in Mooresbridge Stakes (Group 2) here latest; effective 8-10f, acts on sound surface; hinted at a return to usual level last time. 117 null null null 5 0 0.0 null
1579494 8 1 Class 1 | 4YO plus 15:55 Curragh (IRE) 24 May 2026 Tattersalls Gold Cup €300,000 - 8 declared to run 1m 2f 110y Good-good to yielding in places null Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. Edward Hamilton nearly slipped the field when pacemaking in the Mooresbridge here on reappearance, but MINNIE HAUK proved good enough to wear him down and the leading filly of 2025 is expected to repeat the dose on this return to the top level. The winner of three Oaks races last season, she ideally wants 12f but a good test at this trip will be fine and she can prove too strong Saddadd, who looks an improving 4yo judging by his return win at Sandown. This is a big step up, but he's preferred as the danger over Almaqam with him having a fitness edge over his ownermate. The last-named runner has already shown he can mix it at Group 1 level, last seen finishing third in the Champion Stakes. He could do with rain, as could Bay City Roller, who was impressive in a German Group 1 last autumn and looked as good as ever when runner-up to Lambourn at Chester on reappearance. 1-2-3 Selections Minnie Hauk (8) Saddadd (6) Almaqam (1) null Minnie Hauk Saddadd Almaqam null 4 null Minnie Hauk b f Frankel Multilingual Dansili 4 58.06 123 i R L Moore null A P O'Brien Gave pacemaker a lot of rope but won going away, just pushed out when winning Mooresbridge Stakes (Group 2) here by 2l last time; top course jockey/trainer combination; suited by 12f, acts on any; the outstanding middle-distance filly of 2025, the one to beat here. 139 null null null 6 14 263.89 null