| 1530521 |
1 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
7 |
110.7 |
Happy Jacky |
null |
b |
g |
Milan |
Courtain |
Diesis |
11 |
64.41 |
82 |
p |
K G Kennedy |
5 |
M Fahey |
Game, out-battled runner up, took same contest last year, ran to form won the Conditions Hurdle at Cork over 3m by a head last time; consistent on sound surface in both codes; strong stayer; outside chance |
Wearing cheek pieces |
83 |
8 |
7 |
66.18 |
|
|
3 |
22 |
247.5 |
367 |
| 1530521 |
2 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
22 |
-29.8 |
Jacovec Cavern |
GB |
b |
g |
Sixties Icon |
Siri |
Atlantic Sport |
6 |
64.41 |
82 |
null |
J A Heffernan |
null |
P Hennessy |
Appeared not to stay comfortably held in a maiden hurdle over 2m7f at Ballinrobe last time; inconsistent in both codes; off a short-break; bit to find |
null |
78 |
8 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
0 |
0.0 |
355 |
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3 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
9 |
40.5 |
Not Just Any Eagle |
null |
b |
g |
Free Eagle |
Not Just Any Girl |
Dylan Thomas |
6 |
64.41 |
82 |
null |
R Donaghue-Leahy |
7 |
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; sound surface suits; stamina concerns up in trip |
null |
80 |
6 |
6 |
79.04 |
|
|
9 |
0 |
0.0 |
406 |
| 1530521 |
4 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
18 |
-29.8 |
Drop The Anchor |
null |
b |
g |
Shantou |
Close To Shore |
Bob Back |
11 |
63.5 |
80 |
v |
S Coen |
7 |
P A Fahy |
Well beaten in a handicap over 2m at Tramore latest; cashed in on reduced hurdles mark previously; probably not the force of old; others preferred |
Wearing a visor |
82 |
3 |
19 |
-108.41 |
|
|
23 |
-21 |
46.2 |
326 |
| 1530521 |
5 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
3 |
181.0 |
Light Up The Dark |
GB |
b |
f |
Camelot |
Tiptree |
Duke Of Marmalade |
4 |
62.6 |
78 |
null |
S T McCullagh |
null |
J P OBrien |
Yard won this last year; well backed when winning a maiden at Down Royal over 1m5f by 3/4l last time; top course trainer; longer trip a plus; more to come now handicapping judged on bumper form; contender |
null |
83 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
5 |
10 |
136.36 |
406 |
| 1530521 |
6 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
12 |
-29.8 |
Open Secret |
GB |
b |
g |
Cracksman |
Pulcinella |
Dubawi |
4 |
62.6 |
78 |
t |
D P McDonogh |
null |
Matthew J Smith |
Beaten 5l in a handicap over 2m at The Curragh last time though did prove stamina; usually consistent; significant jockey booking; others look better treated |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
80 |
6 |
10 |
-8.78 |
|
|
10 |
0 |
0.0 |
364 |
| 1530521 |
7 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
6 |
-100.0 |
Shoda |
null |
b |
f |
Nathaniel |
Que Pasa |
Loup Solitaire |
4 |
62.6 |
78 |
null |
D McMonagle |
null |
J P OBrien |
Yard won this last year; ran to form beaten 5 1/2l in a handicap over 1m5f at Ballinrobe last time; usually consistent; longer trip a plus; unexposed in handicaps; stable first string on jockey bookings; very interesting |
null |
85 |
5 |
1 |
193.9 |
|
|
11 |
0 |
0.0 |
410 |
| 1530521 |
8 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
14 |
-29.8 |
Sign From Above |
null |
b |
g |
Sea The Stars |
Martine's Spirit |
Invincible Spirit |
7 |
62.6 |
78 |
p |
B M Coen |
null |
Peter Fahey |
Ran to form beaten 6l in a handicap over 1m6f at Navan last time; usually consistent; off a short-break; vulnerable to less exposed rival |
Wearing cheek pieces |
82 |
5 |
5 |
111.16 |
|
|
22 |
-17 |
96.41 |
417 |
| 1530521 |
9 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
11 |
-29.8 |
Teed Up |
null |
b |
g |
Gleneagles |
Dibiya |
Caerleon |
8 |
62.6 |
78 |
t |
R P Whelan |
null |
E Mullins |
Probably needed race down the field in a handicap over 1m5f at Ballinrobe most recent; generally out of form; trainer in form; off a short-break; probably best watched for now |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
83 |
3 |
4 |
118.67 |
|
|
6 |
10 |
81.82 |
366 |
| 1530521 |
10 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
13 |
-29.8 |
Arch Enemy |
null |
g |
m |
Alhebayeb |
Pointed Arch |
Rock Of Gibraltar |
6 |
62.14 |
77 |
null |
P McGettigan |
7 |
Patrick Magee |
Ran to form beaten 6l in a handicap at Killarney last time; in moderate form in both codes in 2025; looks too high in weights |
null |
82 |
4 |
18 |
-86.65 |
|
|
12 |
0 |
0.0 |
351 |
| 1530521 |
11 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
23 |
-100.0 |
Crassus |
null |
b |
g |
War Command |
Buck Aspen |
Seeking The Gold |
8 |
62.14 |
77 |
b |
C D Hayes |
null |
N Meade |
Ran to form beaten 7l in a handicap at Killarney last time; usually consistent; versatile ground wise; place claims but holds no secrets from handicapper |
Wearing blinkers |
86 |
5 |
17 |
-85.52 |
|
|
13 |
0 |
0.0 |
354 |
| 1530521 |
12 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
2 |
-100.0 |
Last Ammo |
null |
ch |
g |
Teofilo |
Hawsa |
Rahy |
6 |
62.14 |
77 |
t |
J Kearney |
3 |
Laura Hourigan |
Ran to form fourth beaten 6 1/4l in a handicap over 1m5f at Ballinrobe latest; won this in 2023 off 1lb lower; doesn't look the force of old |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
78 |
5 |
14 |
-53.38 |
|
|
7 |
10 |
46.12 |
344 |
| 1530521 |
13 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
5 |
40.5 |
Nelson Muntz |
null |
b |
g |
Mount Nelson |
Boldilocks |
King's Theatre |
6 |
61.69 |
76 |
null |
G M Ryan |
null |
D H Kelly |
Probably needed race fourth beaten 9 1/2l in a maiden over 12f at Tramore latest; significant jockey booking; remains unexposed but stamina to prove up in trip |
null |
83 |
6 |
9 |
35.38 |
|
|
14 |
0 |
0.0 |
334 |
| 1530521 |
14 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
16 |
-29.8 |
Feud |
GB |
b |
g |
Dubawi |
Agnes Stewart |
Lawman |
5 |
61.23 |
75 |
p1 |
M W Hassett |
3 |
Richard Obrien |
Fourth beaten 6l in a handicap at Killarney latest; cheekpieces first time; stiffer test at plus; good mark on UK flat and Irish hurdle form; course winner over hurdles; very interesting |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
88 |
6 |
20 |
-220.06 |
|
|
1 |
33 |
335.04 |
436 |
| 1530521 |
15 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
1 |
-100.0 |
Rich Belief |
GB |
b |
g |
Make Believe |
Realt Eile |
Dark Angel |
8 |
61.23 |
75 |
t |
R C Colgan |
null |
K Thornton |
Below par well beaten in a handicap over 11f at Down Royal latest; generally out of form; back below last winning mark; lot to prove |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
82 |
3 |
15 |
-55.56 |
|
|
15 |
0 |
0.0 |
312 |
| 1530521 |
16 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
15 |
40.5 |
Pearl Jewel |
null |
b |
f |
Free Eagle |
Princess Pearlita |
Manduro |
4 |
60.78 |
74 |
h |
J J G Ryan |
null |
C Timmons |
Below par comfortably held in a handicap over 1m5f at Leopardstown last time; better form on AW recently; bit to find |
Wearing a hood |
78 |
9 |
null |
null |
|
|
16 |
0 |
0.0 |
322 |
| 1530521 |
17 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
8 |
40.5 |
Harry's Legacy |
GB |
b |
g |
Teofilo |
White Cay |
Dalakhani |
7 |
59.87 |
72 |
t |
D W O'Connor |
null |
R OSullivan |
Below par down the field in a maiden hurdle at Cork most recent; inconsistent over hurdles of late; bit to find |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
77 |
7 |
3 |
123.02 |
|
|
17 |
0 |
0.0 |
348 |
| 1530521 |
18 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
19 |
-29.8 |
Empress Alma |
null |
b |
f |
Holy Roman Emperor |
Almeria |
Manduro |
4 |
58.97 |
70 |
null |
G F Carroll |
null |
G P Cromwell |
Well backed beaten 3 1/4l off 70 over 2m at Tramore last time; top jockey back on board; consistent; outside chance |
null |
87 |
4 |
2 |
124.4 |
|
|
2 |
30 |
179.05 |
352 |
| 1530521 |
19 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
17 |
-29.8 |
Pralognan |
FR |
b |
g |
Dabirsim |
Prema |
Big Shuffle |
6 |
58.97 |
70 |
t |
J S Dalton |
10 |
A J Martin |
Travelled well when landing a handicap by 1/2l off 68 over 12f at Newcastle last time; remains well treated on old form; in the mix if stamina holds up |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
82 |
4 |
8 |
46.93 |
|
|
21 |
-7 |
71.32 |
369 |
| 1530521 |
20 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
20 |
181.0 |
Miss Gitana |
null |
b |
f |
Nathaniel |
Miss Celestial |
Exceed and Excel |
4 |
58.06 |
68 |
null |
L F Roche |
null |
G Elliott |
Well backed when scored by 1/2l off 65 over 2m at Tramore penultimate start; ran to form, possibly outstayed late up in trip second beaten 6l off 94 last time; progressive over hurdles of late; vulnerable off flat rating |
null |
80 |
9 |
13 |
-40.16 |
|
|
18 |
0 |
0.0 |
328 |
| 1530521 |
21 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
4 |
null |
The Truant |
null |
g |
g |
Mastercraftsman |
Invincible Cara |
Invincible Spirit |
8 |
57.61 |
67 |
t |
Reserve 1 |
null |
P W Flynn |
Ran to form 4 1/2l third in a handicap over 1m7f at Leopardstown most recent run; consistent veteran; vulnerable to improver |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
85 |
5 |
11 |
-20.49 |
|
|
19 |
0 |
0.0 |
334 |
| 1530521 |
22 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
21 |
null |
Dream Escape |
GB |
b |
g |
Iffraaj |
Danehill Dreamer |
Danehill |
6 |
57.15 |
66 |
null |
Reserve 2 |
null |
T Mullins |
Below par down the field in a handicap over 9f at Leopardstown most recent; generally out of form in both codes; off a short-break; opposed |
null |
77 |
6 |
12 |
-35.48 |
|
|
20 |
0 |
0.0 |
300 |
| 1530521 |
23 |
null |
3YO plus |
20:20 |
Galway (IRE) |
30 Jul 2025 |
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap |
€10,800 |
2m 110y |
Nh: good; flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places |
null |
Even |
FEUD is drawn wide in 16 but scored at last year's festival and ran encouragingly on his most recent run. A dual hurdle-winner last summer, he returned following 339 days off in early-July and while well enough held at Killarney, he nonetheless finished well from off the pace and will be better suited by today's drier ground. Another of last year's winners Shoda shaped reasonably well at Ballinrobe recently, while stablemate Light Up The Dark is something of a dark horse, having won two bumpers before landing a recent maiden but tries this longer Flat distance for the first time, on handicap debut. |
Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here with Light Up The Dark and Shoda. The former is a dual bumper winner who was off the mark in this sphere last time and likely has more to offer now handicapping over further so holds strong claims. However his stablemate is the first string on jockey bookings and has plenty of mileage in her make based on her spring Graded hurdle form. She was poorly placed to challenge at a sharp track on her flat return but finished full of running and looks a likely improver now upped to 2m for the first time. Both of those hold solid claims but could be vulnerable to another dual purpose performer in the shape of FEUD who was a hurdles winner at this meeting last year beating a couple of next time out winners. He was unsuited by the steady pace and sharp track on his flat return but finished off his race well suggesting that this longer trip would be of benefit. If the first time cheekpieces can help him lay up early he should be thereabouts at the finish off what looks a generous mark based on his old UK flat form. |
Feud |
Shoda |
Feud |
Shoda |
Light Up The Dark |
80 |
10 |
null |
Baltic Bird |
GB |
b |
g |
Frankel |
Baltic Baroness |
Shamardal |
6 |
64.86 |
83 |
p1 |
Reserve 3 |
null |
W Durkan |
Weak in the market comfortably held in the Rated Race over 1m6f at Fairyhouse last time; in good form prior; ran well at this meeting last year; cheekpieces first time; place claims off light weight if getting a run |
Wearing cheek pieces for the first time |
79 |
4 |
16 |
-75.95 |
|
|
4 |
11 |
58.82 |
312 |