| 1530076 |
1 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
2 |
-100.0 |
Fairbanks |
GB |
b |
g |
Nathaniel |
Fantasia |
Sadler's Wells |
5 |
77.11 |
100 |
v |
Mr D McGill |
7 |
W Durkan |
No match for winner, ran to form second beaten 12l in a novice hurdle over 2m at Roscommon latest; handicapper may be in charge in this sphere |
Wearing a visor |
70 |
7 |
8 |
21.03 |
|
|
22 |
-122 |
276.77 |
342 |
| 1530076 |
2 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
6 |
118.4 |
War Rooms |
null |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Apticanti |
Aptitude |
4 |
76.2 |
98 |
p |
Mr F Maguire |
null |
G Keane |
Beaten 7l in a handicap over 12f at Ascot last time; usually consistent; stamina to prove up in trip |
Wearing cheek pieces |
65 |
3 |
7 |
22.13 |
|
|
17 |
-29 |
230.0 |
415 |
| 1530076 |
3 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
4 |
45.6 |
Dawn Rising |
null |
b |
g |
Galileo |
Devoted To You |
Danehill Dancer |
8 |
75.75 |
97 |
null |
Miss A B O'Connor |
null |
J P OBrien |
Below par down the field in a handicap over 2m4f at Ascot most recent; generally out of form this year; top course trainer; usually held up; well treated on autumn Group win; interesting at a price |
null |
74 |
2 |
1 |
148.52 |
|
|
4 |
29 |
120.85 |
400 |
| 1530076 |
4 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
13 |
-27.2 |
Falcon Eight |
null |
b |
g |
Galileo |
Polished Gem |
Danehill |
10 |
75.75 |
97 |
v |
Mr P J Smullen |
7 |
D K Weld |
Slowly away comfortably held in a handicap over 1m6f at The Curragh last time; off a short-break; not the force of old; others preferred |
Wearing a visor |
70 |
4 |
3 |
130.33 |
|
|
16 |
-27 |
88.16 |
457 |
| 1530076 |
5 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
15 |
-27.2 |
The Shunter |
null |
b |
g |
Stowaway |
Tornado Lady |
Gulland |
12 |
75.75 |
97 |
t |
Mr H C Swan |
null |
E Mullins |
Ran to form 6l third in Loughbrown Stakes (Group 3) over 2m at The Curragh most recent run; returning from long layoff; wants it more testing |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
70 |
2 |
11 |
3.47 |
|
|
23 |
-136 |
353.92 |
334 |
| 1530076 |
6 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
7 |
45.6 |
Comfort Zone |
null |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Iveagh Gardens |
Mastercraftsman |
6 |
74.39 |
94 |
b |
Mr D O'Connor |
null |
J P OBrien |
Ideally suited by trip beaten 3/4l off 93 over 2m4f at Ascot last time; sound surface suits; good mark on hurdle form; top course trainer; chance |
Wearing blinkers |
73 |
5 |
19 |
-216.59 |
|
|
14 |
-18 |
203.08 |
312 |
| 1530076 |
7 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
5 |
-100.0 |
Familiar Dreams |
GB |
b |
m |
Postponed |
Familliarity |
Nayef |
6 |
73.94 |
93 |
null |
Mr J H Williamson |
7 |
G Elliott |
Ran to form, possibly not stay comfortably held in Channor Real Estate Group Novice Hurdle (Grade 1) over 3m at Punchestown last time; usually consistent Graded winner in bumpers and hurdles; off a short-break; good mark on jumps form; go close |
null |
73 |
5 |
13 |
-29.64 |
|
|
13 |
-13 |
107.78 |
363 |
| 1530076 |
8 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
18 |
-27.2 |
Westminster Moon |
null |
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
My Daydream |
Oasis Dream |
5 |
73.94 |
93 |
t |
Mr B M Coonan |
7 |
A J Martin |
Below par beaten 10l in Ragusa Handicap over 12f at The Curragh last time; generally out of form; usually held up; easy to look elsewhere |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
64 |
2 |
12 |
-28.7 |
|
|
2 |
60 |
503.5 |
294 |
| 1530076 |
9 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
20 |
-27.2 |
Too Bossy For Us |
null |
b |
g |
Golden Horn |
Above The Clouds |
High Chaparral |
4 |
73.48 |
92 |
h1 |
Mr P W Mullins |
null |
W P Mullins |
Yard won this last year; well backed beaten 1 1/4l off 89 over 2m at The Curragh last time; hood first time; consistent; should be thereabouts |
Wearing a hood for the first time |
73 |
6 |
5 |
81.2 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
377 |
| 1530076 |
10 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
8 |
45.6 |
Riviera Queen |
null |
g |
f |
Camelot |
Pakora |
Gentlewave |
4 |
72.12 |
89 |
null |
Mr B O'Neill |
null |
Mrs J Harrington |
Below par well beaten in Lenebane Stakes (Listed) over 12f at Roscommon latest; generally out of form; opposed |
null |
72 |
3 |
18 |
-179.42 |
|
|
1 |
70 |
608.82 |
275 |
| 1530076 |
11 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
10 |
-27.2 |
Plontier |
FR |
b |
c |
Planteur |
Becbec |
Slickly |
9 |
71.67 |
88 |
null |
Miss J Townend |
null |
W P Mullins |
Yard won this last year; below form up in grade, may have found ground too testing comfortably held in Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle (Grade 1) over 2m4f at Naas last time; doesn't look stable first string |
null |
68 |
8 |
17 |
-80.25 |
|
|
6 |
20 |
90.66 |
304 |
| 1530076 |
12 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
22 |
-100.0 |
Royal Hollow |
null |
ch |
m |
Beat Hollow |
Winsor Royal |
Windsor Knot |
7 |
71.21 |
87 |
null |
Mr A P Ryan |
5 |
A Slattery |
Won a maiden at Killarney over 1m6f by 2 1/2l last time; should show some improvement now handicapping judged on jumps form |
null |
68 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
20 |
-78 |
395.29 |
370 |
| 1530076 |
13 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
17 |
-27.2 |
Zoffman |
null |
b |
g |
Zoffany |
Empowermentofwomen |
Manduro |
6 |
71.21 |
87 |
p |
Mr Finn Tegetmeier |
7 |
N Meade |
Bit below form well beaten in a handicap hurdle at Bellewstown latest; good ground suits; place claims |
Wearing cheek pieces |
72 |
3 |
14 |
-30.95 |
|
|
18 |
-33 |
177.38 |
333 |
| 1530076 |
14 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
16 |
-27.2 |
Toll Stone |
null |
ch |
g |
Australia |
Cosmic Cannonball |
Holy Roman Emperor |
5 |
70.76 |
86 |
h |
Mr J L Gleeson |
null |
E Mullins |
Ran to form benefitting from drop in grade, needed run beaten 9 1/2l in a handicap hurdle at Bellewstown last time; usually consistent; needs to improve |
Wearing a hood |
70 |
4 |
16 |
-66.96 |
|
|
9 |
6 |
56.73 |
337 |
| 1530076 |
15 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
9 |
-27.2 |
Weston |
GER |
g |
g |
Soldier Hollow |
Wilddrossel |
Dalakhani |
6 |
70.76 |
86 |
t |
Mr L P Shanahan |
7 |
H Rogers |
Slowly away 2 1/2l third in the Conditions Race (Amateurs) over 12f at Bellewstown most recent run; touch more required |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
66 |
2 |
6 |
26.32 |
|
|
8 |
18 |
49.21 |
323 |
| 1530076 |
16 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
19 |
191.2 |
God Of Thunder |
null |
b |
g |
Tagula |
Tawjeeh |
Haafhd |
6 |
70.31 |
85 |
t |
Mr J M Halford |
7 |
D Hogan |
Well treated at weights when scored by 4 1/4l off 73 over 12f at Limerick penultimate start; refused Refused in a handicap hurdle latest; should show some improvement now upped to staying trips |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
68 |
6 |
10 |
17.73 |
|
|
15 |
-21 |
49.21 |
350 |
| 1530076 |
17 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
3 |
118.4 |
Filey Bay |
null |
b |
g |
Fame And Glory |
You Should Know Me |
Oscar |
9 |
69.85 |
84 |
t |
Mr Alan O'Sullivan |
7 |
E Mullins |
Probably needed race beaten 10l in a handicap over 2m at The Curragh last time; needs to prove ability remains |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
69 |
5 |
15 |
-38.95 |
|
|
5 |
27 |
145.78 |
320 |
| 1530076 |
18 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
1 |
-100.0 |
Mon Coeur |
null |
b |
g |
Fame And Glory |
Sweetheart |
Sinndar |
9 |
69.85 |
84 |
null |
Mr D Doyle |
7 |
J G Murphy |
Below par beaten 7l in a handicap over 2m at The Curragh last time; well treated on old form; trainer in form; needs to prove ability remains but threat if doing so |
null |
74 |
4 |
9 |
17.86 |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
351 |
| 1530076 |
19 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
11 |
-27.2 |
Ragmans Corner |
null |
br |
g |
Kalanisi |
Syska |
Presenting |
6 |
69.4 |
83 |
null |
Mr D G Lavery |
null |
G Keane |
Improved up in trip for cosy win scored by 2l off 73 over 1m6f at Navan penultimate start; third beaten 5 1/2l off 83 last time; probably bit to come |
null |
72 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
7 |
18 |
84.21 |
372 |
| 1530076 |
20 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
14 |
45.6 |
Wahraan |
FR |
ch |
g |
Le Havre |
Al Jassasiyah |
Galileo |
7 |
69.4 |
83 |
t1 |
Mr K P Healy |
7 |
J Bedi |
Below par well beaten in a handicap over 10f at Chelmsford latest; generally out of form; tongue-tie first time; usually held up; opposed |
Wearing a tonguestrap for the first time |
68 |
2 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
0 |
0.0 |
353 |
| 1530076 |
21 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
23 |
null |
Not Just Any Eagle |
null |
b |
g |
Free Eagle |
Not Just Any Girl |
Dylan Thomas |
6 |
68.95 |
82 |
null |
Reserve 1 |
null |
P J Flynn |
Scored by a short-head off 78 over 12f at Leopardstown in May; second beaten in the Rated Race at Fairyhouse latest; stamina to prove up in trip |
null |
71 |
6 |
null |
null |
|
|
19 |
-52 |
94.12 |
384 |
| 1530076 |
22 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
12 |
null |
Happy Jacky |
null |
b |
g |
Milan |
Courtain |
Diesis |
11 |
68.95 |
82 |
p |
Reserve 2 |
null |
M Fahey |
Game, out-battled runner up, took this last year, ran to form won the Conditions Hurdle at Cork over 3m by a head last time; consistent on sound surface; good mark on hurdle form; go well |
Wearing cheek pieces |
73 |
8 |
2 |
141.31 |
|
|
3 |
33 |
133.63 |
386 |
| 1530076 |
23 |
0 |
4YO plus |
18:40 |
Galway (IRE) |
28 Jul 2025 |
Connacht Hotel |
€65,999 |
2m 179y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding |
null |
Even |
A winner at the corresponding meeting last year, the Emmet Mullins-trained TOLL STONE looks to have been laid out for this race. The five-year-old finished a creditable fifth in a fiercely competitive handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month. Connections have resisted the temptation to run him since and the booking of John Gleeson is noteworthy. Runner-up at the Curragh on his return to the level recently, the Willie Mullins-trained Too Bossy For Us is sure to be a major contender. Graded bumper and hurdle winner Familiar Dreams and the Joseph O'Brien-trained Comfort Zone are others to consider. |
This could be fought out by the dual purpose yards. Too Bossy For Us looks the pick of the Mullins stable on jockey bookings and he is open to improvement on just his second flat start for the yard. It will also be just his second run over 2m and he is open to improvement judged on his solid efforts at the top level in juvenile hurdles in the spring. It is Graded hurdle and bumper winner FAMILIAR DREAMS who is marginally preferred though racing off what looks a potentially lenient opening mark. She travelled strongly when beating Happy Jacky at a tight track on her last flat run and should progress now upped in distance. Jospeh O'Brien also holds a strong hand with Comfort Zone looking his main hope judged on his Royal Ascot placing. However it is stablemate Dawn Rising who could fare better at generous odds. The veteran has been out of form this term but proved he retained his ability with a Group win in the autumn and he's proven himself effective on big weights in handicaps before. |
Toll Stone |
Too Bossy For Us |
Familiar Dreams |
Too Bossy For Us |
Dawn Rising |
74 |
21 |
null |
Jacovec Cavern |
GB |
b |
g |
Sixties Icon |
Siri |
Atlantic Sport |
6 |
68.95 |
82 |
null |
Reserve 3 |
null |
P Hennessy |
Appeared not to stay comfortably held in a maiden hurdle over 2m7f at Ballinrobe last time; generally out of form; off a short-break; vulnerable |
null |
68 |
8 |
4 |
104.91 |
|
|
21 |
-79 |
135.36 |
360 |