Horse Racing Form Profiles: Irish Horses & Race Results

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Irish Racing Form Report: Key Contenders Emerging Ahead of Upcoming Races

As the Irish racing season gathers momentum, several horses are consistently impressing with their recent performances. This report delves into the form of a selection of prominent contenders, providing valuable insights for those tracking their progress and anticipating upcoming races.

Recent Form Analysis – Key Horses

Tudor Manor (IRE)

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“Tudor Manor displayed notable improvement in March, moving closer to the front pack and finishing seventh at Wexford,” according to Sky Sports Racing. The horse’s 16-1 odds reflected a considered approach, marking a steady progression in its form post-debut.

  • Wexford Hcp (Mar): 7th of 14, 16 3/4l behind Mercury Mission (11-2)

Churchwarden (IRE)

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“Churchwarden’s withdrawal at Punchestown suggests a potential setback,” noted analysts.

The horse’s 16-1 odds arguably underestimated the potential shown at Punchestown. It displayed resilience, but ultimately lacked the stamina to contend in the 2m 7f handicap.

  • Punchestown Hcp (Feb): Pulled up before 3 out, at Punchestown 2m 7f hcp sft

Duke Of Leggagh (IRE)

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Duke of Leggagh enjoyed a good run at Curragh in March, showing a consistent pace and closing well, slotting in 9th despite a 6 3/4l defeat.

  • Curragh Hcp (Mar): 9th of 18, 6 3/4l behind Leinster (10-2)

Imarajan (IRE)

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Despite placing 5th of 20 at Gowran Park, Imarajan’s consistency deserves recognition. The horse steadily found its stride, but lacked the late burst required to challenge for a top-three finish.

  • Gowran Park Mdn (Mar): 5th of 20, 22l behind Grimaud (11-12)

Scott Lang (IRE)

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Scott Lang experienced a decline in form at Limerick, fading after 4 out and ultimately finishing seventh 31 1/2l behind Silent Selector.

  • Limerick Hcp (Apr): 7th of 16, 31 1/2l behind Silent Selector (11-5)

Inchiquin Maid (IRE)

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Inchiquin Maid displayed some promise in March, displaying better positioning but lacking the required pace to contend, finishing 6th out of 13 with 6 1/4l behind Grappa Nonino.

  • Dundalk Hcp (Mar): 6th of 13, 6 1/4l behind Grappa Nonino (11-5)

Viceregent

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Viceregent failed to show its progress in November, pulling up before 2 out at Navan, and subsequently finished 66-1.

  • Navan Hcp (Nov): Pulled up before 2 out, at Navan 2m 4f hcp Good – Yielding

The Truant (IRE)

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The Truant placed 4th of 13 at Limerick in March, staying within a close range of the leading contenders.

  • Limerick Hcp (Mar): 4th of 13, 5l behind Siege Ofjadotville (10-9)

Billie Frechette (IRE)

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Billie Frechette secured a victory in Dundalk in March, showcasing strong late pace, and leading the final furlong. The winner of 7-4 was able to beat Slowdownbarney comfortably by nk

  • Dundalk Hcp (Mar): 1st of 13, beating Slowdownbarney (9-9) by nk

Makaiah (IRE)

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Makaiah demonstrated determination in finishing third in a Dundalk Hcp in March, maintaining a steady pace and edging closer to the leaders in the final furlong, but failing to secure a win against Billie Frechette.

  • Dundalk Hcp (Mar): 3rd of 13, 2 1/2l behind Billie Frechette (9-8)

Bynx (IRE)

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Bynx struggled to make an impact at Navan in March, trailing the field and ultimately placing seventh of 13, 12 3/4l behind Amanha.

  • Navan Hcp (Mar): 7th of 13, 12 3/4l behind Amanha (11-9)

Jazz Forever (IRE)

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Jazz Forever struggled in a Limerick handicap in April and placed 6th of 9, 26l behind God Of Thunder.

  • Limerick Hcp (Apr): 6th of 9, 26l behind God Of Thunder (11-12)

Disclaimer: Form is subject to change. Please consult the latest racecard information for updated details.

FAQ:

  • Q: What does “l” stand for in form reports?

    A: “l” stands for lengths – a measure of distance.

  • Q: How reliable are form reports?

    A: While helpful, form reports provide only one data point. Factors like the jockey, ground conditions, and horse’s well-being can greatly influence the outcome of a race.

Did you know? A consistent finishing position doesn’t always indicate a horse’s true potential. Analyze the race tactics and track conditions for a more complete assessment.

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