| 1522889 |
1 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Duke Of Leggagh |
null |
g |
g |
Tough As Nails |
Lucky Beguine |
Key Of Luck |
5 |
80.29 |
71 |
t |
Madison Clancy |
null |
M Mulvany |
Below form up in grade, may have found ground too quick down the field in the Rated Hurdle over 2m1f at Wexford most recent; in good form prior in both codes; down in trip; needs to improve |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
40 |
7 |
5 |
15.32 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
312 |
| 1522889 |
2 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
San Andreas |
null |
b |
g |
Dark Angel |
Last Bid |
Vital Equine |
9 |
80.29 |
83 |
null |
Robin De Pelsmaeker |
null |
J P OBrien |
Well beaten in a handicap over 10f at Leopardstown latest; usually consistent; up in trip; well treated on these terms but all best form has come on AW; risky |
null |
47 |
8 |
8 |
4.25 |
|
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null |
null |
null |
400 |
| 1522889 |
3 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Jungle Cove |
null |
g |
g |
Mastercraftsman |
Purple Glow |
Orientate |
8 |
78.93 |
79 |
null |
Susan Salter |
null |
Mrs J Harrington |
Slowly away beaten 7 1/2l in a handicap over 10f here last time; generally out of form; not proven trip; good record in this grade but bit to find in current form |
null |
42 |
3 |
9 |
-22.85 |
|
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null |
null |
null |
261 |
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4 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Prairie Dancer |
null |
b |
g |
Territories |
Polka Dot |
Galileo |
7 |
78.93 |
86 |
null |
Mohammed Al Attiyah |
null |
J P OBrien |
Quickened clear, returned to form back over hurdles, possibly kicked on too soon second beaten 7 1/2l in the Conditions Hurdle over 2m4f at Clonmel latest; down in trip; could prove tough to peg back on flat return |
null |
54 |
5 |
7 |
10.19 |
|
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null |
null |
null |
290 |
| 1522889 |
5 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Chortal |
GB |
b |
g |
Golden Horn |
Golden Laughter |
Bernardini |
4 |
77.56 |
74 |
t |
Chloe Kirwan |
null |
G Elliott |
Every chance, improved again up in grade 6l third in a 4yo hurdle over 2m at Ballinrobe most recent run; steadily progressive in both codes; down in trip; contender on first flat run for yard |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
45 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
291 |
| 1522889 |
6 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Relevant Range |
null |
b |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Leala |
Montjeu |
6 |
77.56 |
56 |
null |
Clive Ryan |
null |
Gillian Scott |
Seemed to be on stiff mark beaten 9l in a handicap over 8f at Killarney last time; generally out of form; not proven trip; all to do |
null |
17 |
3 |
1 |
29.14 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
303 |
| 1522889 |
7 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Uncle Albert |
null |
b |
g |
Dragon Pulse |
Roccia Bella |
Fastnet Rock |
4 |
77.56 |
62 |
null |
Grainne Cotter |
null |
K P Cotter |
Did not get a clear run beaten 3l in a handicap over 7f at Down Royal last time; generally out of form; up in trip; hard to recommend |
null |
28 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
275 |
| 1522889 |
8 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Fascinating Shadow |
null |
b |
g |
Fascinating Rock |
Golden Shadow |
Selkirk |
7 |
76.2 |
57 |
t |
Lydia Dodd |
null |
J J Hanlon |
Down the field in a handicap at Fairyhouse most recent; in decent form in both codes prior; plenty more needed |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
29 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
279 |
| 1522889 |
9 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Red Hugh O'donnell |
null |
br |
g |
Dark Angel |
Rionach |
Sea The Stars |
4 |
76.2 |
63 |
t |
Julia Crowe |
null |
Gillian Scott |
Below par beaten 10l in a handicap over 8f here last time; flattered by previous maiden run; up in trip; lot to find |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
33 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
284 |
| 1522889 |
10 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Talking Tough |
null |
b |
g |
Tough As Nails |
Granny On Fire |
Trade Fair |
8 |
76.2 |
47 |
null |
Megan Sheedy |
null |
S M Duffy |
Ideally suited by trip well beaten in the Conditions Race (Amateurs) over 1m5f at Listowel latest; down in trip; all to do and looks outclassed |
null |
16 |
5 |
4 |
20.12 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
251 |
| 1522889 |
11 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Jazzy Rock |
null |
b |
m |
Red Jazz |
Fingal Rock |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
6 |
73.94 |
48 |
null |
Nicole Groyer |
null |
Francis Casey |
Probably needed race beaten 9 1/2l in a handicap over 1m5f at Down Royal last time; down in trip; difficult to fancy on these terms |
null |
21 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
288 |
| 1522889 |
12 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Red Ball Of Fire |
null |
b |
m |
Canford Cliffs |
Princess Glamour |
Authorized |
8 |
73.94 |
54 |
null |
Lydia Rogers |
null |
M M McNiff |
Below form, may have needed slightly stiffer test beaten 8l in a handicap hurdle over 2m at Galway last time; generally out of form; not proven trip; plenty more needed on flat return |
null |
29 |
5 |
3 |
22.1 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
293 |
| 1522889 |
13 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Solar Breeze |
null |
b |
m |
Kodiac |
Sunny Harbor |
Indian Haven |
6 |
73.94 |
74 |
null |
Alisha Mccormack |
null |
Daniel McLoughlin |
Beaten 7 1/4l in a handicap over 10f at Leopardstown last time; in good form prior; up in trip; off a short-break; consistent if a touch frustrating; danger |
null |
52 |
3 |
6 |
12.78 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
313 |
| 1522889 |
14 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Bright Start |
USA |
b |
g |
Medaglia d'Oro |
Blue Petrel |
Distorted Humor |
8 |
76.2 |
49 |
null |
Reserve 1 |
null |
S M Duffy |
Below par down the field in a handicap over 1m5f at Navan most recent; usually consistent; down in trip; difficult to fancy on these terms |
null |
19 |
3 |
2 |
28.8 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
317 |
| 1522889 |
15 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
null |
null |
Zentopia |
null |
b |
g |
Kuroshio |
Serious |
Camacho |
5 |
76.2 |
35 |
null |
Reserve 2 |
null |
S M Duffy |
Down the field in the Conditions Race (Amateurs) over 1m5f at Listowel most recent; flattered that day; usually held up; down in trip; all to do |
null |
16 |
2 |
11 |
-94.26 |
|
|
null |
null |
null |
160 |
| 1522889 |
16 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:30 |
Curragh (IRE) |
27 Jun 2025 |
Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series |
€60 |
1m 4f |
Good-good to yielding in places on straight course |
null |
Weak |
Ten-time winner SAN ANDREAS should give rider Robin De Pelsmaeker a chance of claiming Corinthian Challenge success here, being an able performer. Rated 108 at his peak in 2022, the selection has a better all-weather record than on turf but drops in grade, having contested a competitive Leopardstown handicap last month. Duke Of Leggagh, the mount of Madison Clancy, was a Roscommon winner last month and can compete at the business end. Prairie Dancer is another to consider. |
Joseph O'Brien once again boasts a strong hand here with San Andreas and PRAIRIE DANCER. The former is arguably the best treated on these terms and he proved he still retained his ability with some good efforts over the winter but his recent turf record is uninspiring. His stablemate however returned to form over hurdles last time and wasn't disgraced when last seen on the flat on the AW. He is well treated on these terms on his old form and could prove tough to peg back. Spring hurdles winner Chortal may prove the biggest danger as he's completely unexposed on the flat and is open to improvement for this stable. |
San Andreas |
Duke Of Leggagh |
Prairie Dancer |
Chortal |
San Andreas |
72 |
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Sageburg |
Western Kate |
Westerner |
9 |
75.3 |
93 |
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Reserve 3 |
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James Andrew Fahey |
Needed run down the field in a handicap hurdle over 2m4f at Clonmel most recent; hurdles winner; back in trip; market may prove best guide on flat debut |
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35 |
5 |
10 |
-27.88 |
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247 |