| 1 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
2 |
-100.0 |
Fantazy Man |
null |
ch |
g |
Shaman |
Fanzine |
Medicean |
3 |
63.05 |
81 |
p |
B M Coen |
null |
J P Murtagh |
Well backed when winning a claimer at Ballinrobe by 2 1/2l last time; runner up won next time; well treated now tackling handicaps; unproven on fast ground; in the mix |
Wearing cheek pieces |
84 |
6 |
9 |
-43.35 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
417 |
| 2 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
11 |
-100.0 |
The Marty Party |
null |
b |
g |
Starspangledbanner |
Irradiate |
Australia |
3 |
61.23 |
77 |
null |
H J Horgan |
5 |
J P OBrien |
Ground probably too testing down the field in a handicap over 8f at Gowran Park most recent; top course trainer; up in trip; bit to find off stiff looking mark |
null |
75 |
7 |
10 |
-68.26 |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
292 |
| 3 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
10 |
-100.0 |
Winston Junior |
null |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Kimblewick |
Iffraaj |
3 |
60.78 |
76 |
null |
K G Kennedy |
5 |
Mrs J Harrington |
Appeared not to stay well beaten in an auction race at Navan latest; not proven trip; faster ground could suit; threat if stamina holds up on handicap debut |
null |
83 |
7 |
3 |
32.02 |
|
|
4 |
10 |
81.82 |
347 |
| 4 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
7 |
5.8 |
Aeon's Aegis |
USA |
br |
g |
Not This Time |
Athena's Aegis |
Acclamation |
3 |
60.33 |
75 |
b1 |
D McMonagle |
null |
J P OBrien |
Poorly placed to challenge beaten 5l in a handicap at Roscommon last time where looked strong stayer; well backed that day; blinkers first time; thereabouts if getting stiff test |
Wearing blinkers for the first time |
85 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
375 |
| 5 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
4 |
5.8 |
Berto Ramirez |
GB |
b |
g |
Sea The Moon |
Inpromptu |
Cacique |
3 |
60.33 |
75 |
null |
L T McAteer |
null |
D Marnane |
Raced freely beaten 5l in a handicap over 12f at Leopardstown last time; did too much too soon that day; down in trip; unproven on fast ground; consistent; vulnerable to improver |
null |
83 |
6 |
5 |
13.52 |
|
|
5 |
8 |
84.76 |
306 |
| 6 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
12 |
58.6 |
Flying Fortress |
GB |
b |
g |
Churchill |
Lady Poppy |
Kyllachy |
3 |
59.42 |
73 |
null |
G F Carroll |
null |
G P Cromwell |
Won a maiden at Ballinrobe by 1/2l last time benefitting from pace collapse; longer trip should suit; unproven on fast ground; remains well treated on UK form; big chance |
null |
88 |
9 |
2 |
37.29 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
414 |
| 7 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
6 |
58.6 |
Lily Parr |
GB |
ch |
f |
Belardo |
Solar Pursuit |
Galileo |
3 |
58.97 |
72 |
null |
R C Colgan |
null |
S Lavery |
Probably needed race down the field in a maiden over 8f at Naas most recent; up in trip; unproven on fast ground; off a short-break; more needed on handicap debut |
null |
68 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
343 |
| 8 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
3 |
5.8 |
Pallatine Hills |
null |
b |
g |
Circus Maximus |
Shy Bride |
Excellent Art |
3 |
58.97 |
72 |
t |
W J Lee |
null |
E P Harty |
Below par fourth beaten 6 1/2l in a 3yo race at Naas latest where finished well; significant jockey booking; generally consistent; unproven on fast ground; each way shout |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
82 |
5 |
8 |
-13.79 |
|
|
2 |
11 |
102.22 |
301 |
| 9 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
8 |
111.5 |
Sugar Club |
null |
b |
f |
Inns Of Court |
Statenice |
Montjeu |
3 |
57.61 |
69 |
b |
C T Keane |
null |
N Meade |
Raced freely fourth beaten 6l in a handicap over 8f at Naas latest; top course jockey; unproven on fast ground; inconsistent in short career; stamina concerns |
Wearing blinkers |
81 |
5 |
6 |
2.48 |
|
|
12 |
0 |
0.0 |
308 |
| 10 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
1 |
58.6 |
Edergole's Angel |
null |
b |
f |
Ribchester |
Irishstone |
Danehill Dancer |
3 |
55.34 |
64 |
null |
N M Crosse |
null |
W McCreery |
Back to form beaten 2l off 66 over 8f at Bellewstown last time; up in trip; unproven on fast ground; off a short-break; place claims if stamina holds up |
null |
82 |
6 |
7 |
-7.13 |
|
|
13 |
0 |
0.0 |
331 |
| 11 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
9 |
58.6 |
Bridezilla |
null |
b |
f |
Kodi Bear |
Gamba |
Cape Cross |
3 |
54.88 |
63 |
null |
A J Slattery |
null |
A Slattery |
Slowly away down the field in a nursery over 7f at Dundalk most recent; usually consistent; up in trip; unproven on fast ground; stiff mark for return from break |
null |
79 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
3 |
11 |
36.21 |
350 |
| 12 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
13 |
-100.0 |
Stiorra |
null |
b |
f |
Saxon Warrior |
Sweet Dreams Baby |
Montjeu |
3 |
54.88 |
63 |
null |
J S Dalton |
10 |
A Slattery |
Beaten 4 1/4l in a maiden at Ballinrobe last time where failed to convince with stamina; fast ground suits; others preferred |
null |
84 |
3 |
1 |
43.51 |
|
|
1 |
20 |
87.91 |
363 |
| 13 |
null |
3YO only |
20:30 |
Fairyhouse (IRE) |
29 May 2025 |
Country & Western Handicap |
€7,800 |
1m 2f |
Good-good to firm in places |
null |
Weak |
FLYING FORTRESS was professional when winning on stable debut at Ballinrobe and could go in again. He showed ability in Britain when trained by James Owen as he finished runner-up on two occasions at Yarmouth. Winston Junior is a horse to note making his handicap bow. He has attracted support in three maiden outings, with best finishes of fifth at Galway and the Curragh. He competes off a mark of 71 with Keithen Kennedy's 5lb claim factored in. A step up in trip and a drop into claiming company, with first-time cheekpieces, saw Fantazy Man take the spoils in Ballinrobe. He has to give weight away, but that was a solid performance and he could be progressive. |
A trio stand out here and it's last time out winner FLYING FORTRESS who appeals most. He benefitted from a late pace collapse when off the mark on stable debut so this longer trip should be of benefit and he is potentially thrown in on his UK 2yo form. Top weight Fantazy Man was also a last time out winner and the runner up has won since so he should remain competitive steppe into hadicap companty. Aeon's Aegis failed to justify strong support on handicap debut but he was poorly placed from a wide draw at a sharp track that day and will appreciate this likely stiffer test. If the first time blinkers sharpen him up early he can challenge the previous winners. |
Flying Fortress |
Winston Junior |
Flying Fortress |
Aeon's Aegis |
Fantazy Man |
69 |
5 |
5.8 |
Paddydaddy |
null |
b |
g |
Mehmas |
Damselfly |
Power |
3 |
53.98 |
61 |
t |
W M Lordan |
null |
A Oliver |
Fourth beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap over 8f at Leopardstown latest where went too fast; significant jockey booking; up in trip; unproven on fast ground; needs to get back to level of debut form |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
81 |
4 |
4 |
13.79 |
|
|
6 |
7 |
77.5 |
347 |