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GALWAY WEDNESDAY 28 JULY 2021 RACES: 1 - 8 RACECOURSE: Right-Handed Almost Rectangular Track of 10F, with a Sharp Descent to the Turn and an Uphill Finish of 2F

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GALWAY WEDNESDAY 28 JULY 2021 RACES: 1 - 8 RACECOURSE: Right-Handed Almost Rectangular Track of 10F, with a Sharp Descent to the Turn and an Uphill Finish of 2F BET ANYWHERE, ANYTIME! Open a deposit account and bet online or by phone. www.tabonline.co.za or call 0861 444 822 ®Computaform OnLine IRE SA’S PREMIER HORSERACING FORM GUIDE GALWAY WEDNESDAY 28 JULY 2021 RACES: 1 - 8 RACECOURSE: Right-handed almost rectangular track of 10f, with a sharp descent to the turn and an uphill finish of 2f. TOP JOCKEYS AT TRACK: (2016:2021) Mark Walsh 107-12(11.2%)-24, Darragh O’Keeffe 65-7(10.8%)-9, Phillip Enright 83-5(6.0%)-12, Kevin Sexton 23-4(17.4%)-7 TOP TRAINERS AT TRACK: (2016:2021) W P Mullins 276-68(24.6%)-12, H De Bromhead 116- 14(12.1%)-6, T Mullins 61-10(16.4%)-11, A J Martin 104-8(7.7%)-12 APPRENTICES (ALLOWANCES): Philip Donovan(3.0), Conor McNamara(1.5), Mike O’Connor(3.0), Jack Foley(3.0), Gearoid Brouder(2.5), Trevor Ryan(2.5), Simon Torrens(1.5), J C Gainford(2.5), T Joseph Kelly(3.0), Hugh Morgan(2.5) DRAW: Low numbers best in 7 furlongs. ALL THE INFO TO HELP YOU WIN • Top Jockeys & trainers at the racetrack • Trainers & jockeys’ 12-month career record - in order of runs/rides; wins (win % in brackets); places • Betting, equipment changes and runner comments at end of each race • Last 4 performances in order of Date; Racecourse; Going; Race type, Class (A highest), Stake (k=000); Distance (R=right-hand turn; L=left-hand turn; S=straight); Surface (T=turf; S=sand; P=polymer etc); Shoes and Headgear (SH); Handicap or merit rating (HR); Jockey; Weight and any overweight or allowance; Draw-Number of runners; Opening and Closing betting; Positions at halfway (HW), with quarter of race remaining (QW) and finish with lengths behind; Winner or runner-up and weight > if winner of race lengths between second and third, if not winner lengths between winner and runner-up; Winner’s time; Speed rating; Comment. • Career records and records at the racecourse (Crse); over the distance (Dist); course and distance (Crse/Dist); soft track conditions (Soft) in order of Wins-Places-Runs. NOTE: Runs over distances within 100m of current race qualify in Dist and Crse/Dist. W/P Range is minimum and maximum distances at which horse won or placed. DISCLAIMER All info supplied by host country. Whilst reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure the accuracy and quality of the contents of this publication, neither Phumelela-Gold Enterprises, TAB and Phumelela Gaming and Leisure Limited, nor their agents warrant that this publication is error free. Neither do any of the parties accept liability for any damages, damages that may arise in the future or inconvenience that may arise as a result of the use of this publication or any reliance placed on the contents of the publication either directly, indirectly or otherwise. WIN - PLACE - SWINGER - EXACTA - TRIFECTA - QUARTET TURF 3300m Right-Hand Turn IRISH STALLION FARMS EBF MARES HANDICAP HURDLE Flat No Top 3 Computer Ratings (4 years and older) 1 DYSART DIAMOND Course Record: 1 2 ENA BAIE 3 MAKE MY HEART FLY 17:35 Gross Stake: R527 363 1st: R322 866 2nd: R107 622 3rd: R53 821 4th: R26 901 TIPSTER: 7 CALL ME DOLLY (IRE) • 5 VALENTINA LADY (IRE) • 1 DYSART DIAMOND (IRE) Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw DYSART DIAMOND (IRE) 6 Chestnut m Shirocco (GER) - Dysart Dancer (IRE) Accordion (IRE) 1 W P MULLINS 886-229(25.8%)-190 Foaled: 20 Mar 2015 Bred by Eleanor Manning 130 Jack Foley 106-12(11.3%)-23 74.5 129 Ms Eleanor Manning - Royal blue, yellow hoop, yellow armlet, yellow star on cap -3 - 4P10 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 26Dec2020 LEO Y hcp 148K 3200R T T 130 D J Mullins 72.5 -20 11-1 16-1 1 3.50 *Big King 71.0 >3.50 238.5 105 ridden and kept on well run-in 07Feb2021 LEO S hcp 1022K 3600R T T 84 P Townend 71.0 -20 10-3 7-2 15 50 Heaven Help Us 69.0 >0.25 277 130 soon no extra 17Mar2021 CHE G hcp A848K 4200R T T 121 D E Mullins 67.5 -26 22-1 28-1 20 29.69 Heaven Help Us 67.5 >9.00 308.59 130 held up and always towards rear 27Apr2021 PUN Y hcp 538K 3300R T T 107 D J McInerney 67.5 -24 28-1 33-1 16 28.81 Jazzaway 66.0 >0.06 246.4 130 no threat after 2 out 92 Crse: 0-00 Dist: 0-00 Crse/Dist: 0-00 Soft: 1-02 32-4600m - 0P-03-R0 Last Year: 3-36-R393191 R20,022 Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw ENA BAIE (FR) 7 Bay m Crillon (FR) - Trema Baie (FR) (FR) Snow Cap (FR) 2 C O’DWYER 160-9(5.6%)-26 Foaled: 11 Apr 2014 Bred by Andre-Jean Belloir & Yannick Fertillet 129 M P Walsh 402-63(15.7%)-90 71.5 122 John P McManus - Emerald green & orange hooped, white cap -2 - 8P13 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 27Dec2020 LEO S hcp 215K 3200R T 80 J McGarvey 67.5 -20 33-1 17 50 Master Mcshee 73.0 >5.00 248.1 0 ridden and no extra entering straight 04Apr2021 CRK G hcp 183K 3200R T 129 R Doyle 68.5 -8 33-1 40-1 4 9.75 Sole Pretender 72.0 >5.00 234.7 80 kept on same pace 29Apr2021 PUN Y hcp 215K 3200R T 128 J Gainford 76.5 -3.5 -22 13-2 9-2 3 1.75 Jiving Jerry 68.0 >0.50 247.6 129 no impression from before last until kept 15Jul2021 KIA G hcp 226K 3400R T 106 M P Walsh 73.5 -11 5-1 13-2 9 17.00 Excelcius 65.0 >8.50 244.5 129 soon one pace 13 Crse: 1-01 Dist: 0-00 Crse/Dist: 0-00 Soft: 2-15 22-3300m - 2P-03-R51,122 Last Year: 0-02-R0 R26,288 Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw MAKE MY HEART FLY (IRE) 9 Bay m Stowaway (UK) - Poppy Maroon (UK) Supreme Leader 3 MRS D FOSTER 519-55(10.6%)-91 Foaled: 06 Apr 2012 Bred by Paul Keane 125 J Gainford 300-34(11.3%)-61 69.5 118 Twenty Syndicate - Orange, royal blue chevron, diabolo on sleeves, orange cap -6 - 19P41 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 29Dec2020 LEO Y hcp 174K 4200R T T 86 J R Wildman 76.5 -2.0 -20 22-1 25-1 14 50 Midnight Maestro 74.5 >8.50 339.7 135 never a factor 29May2021 PUN S hcp 226K 4000R T T 121 K M Donoghue 72.0 -5 8-1 2 6.00 Sapphire Lady 72.0 >6.00 337.5 135 kept on same pace 18Jun2021 DWR G hcp 167K 3300R T T 125 J R Wildman 68.5 -3.5 -7 10-1 14-1 2 6.00 Western Victory 68.5 >6.00 236.6 118 kept on one pace 11Jul2021 PER S hcp C118K 4000R T T 119 D Jacob 74.5 -7 5-1 10-3 3 16.25 Amalfi Doug 72.5 >3.25 321.1 135 weakened last 17 Crse: 1-01 Dist: 0-00 Crse/Dist: 0-00 Soft: 4-011 32-4800m - 3P-03-R164,977 Last Year: 3-110-R274790 R71,225 Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw SCHONE AUSSICHT (GER) 6 Bay m Pastorius (GER) - Suquia (GER) (GER) Mount Nelson (UNR) 4 H DE BROMHEAD 905-139(15.4%)-181 Foaled: 31 Jan 2015 Bred by Stiftung Gestut Fahrhof 116 H Morgan 272-23(8.5%)-47 69.0 117 Pimlico Racing Ireland - Beige, purple sleeves, beige cap -3 - 3P9 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 15Feb2021 THU H hcp 102K 3200R T 86 Rachael Blackmore 73.0 -15 11-4 10-3 7 31.25 Bal De Rio 76.5 >0.50 259.3 113 soon no extra 27May2021 LIM Y hcp 129K 3800R T 110 Rachael Blackmore 74.0 -14 8-13 1 5.50 *Ailie Rose 74.0 >5.50 298.1 113 comfortably 13Jun2021 DOW G hcp 118K 3400R T 116 M P O’Connor 75.5 -3.5 -5 15-8 7-4 1 0.75 *Clonbury Bridge 71.0 >0.75 250.2 113 reduced margin close home 04Jul2021 TRA G hcp 172K 3200R T 104 M P O’Connor 69.0 -3.5 -5 10-3 4-1 2 2.25 Ferdia 69.0 >2.25 227 116 kept on same pace 24 Crse: 0-00 Dist: 0-00 Crse/Dist: 0-00 Soft: 2-16 20-3800m - 2P-25-R329,745 Last Year: 1-14-R184896 R25,617 Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw VALENTINA LADY (IRE) 7 Bay m Oscar - Dahara (FR) (FR) Take Risks (FR) 5 P NOLAN 327-21(6.4%)-53 Foaled: 01 Jan 2014 Bred by Pat McGrath H 115 S O’Keeffe 518-41(7.9%)-79 68.5 116 J R Brennan - Yellow & purple quartered, purple armlet, quartered cap -2 - 3P9 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 06Sep2020 BAL S hcp 102K 3600R T H 84 S O’Keeffe 74.0 -1.5 -11 11-8 5 13.25 Fairyhill Run 70.5 >4.00 276.3 104 weakened final furlong 13Oct2020 PUN Y hcp 123K 4000R T H 88 S O’Keeffe 73.0 -1.5 -18 4-1 10-3 3 2.25 Baptism Of Fire 76.5 >1.25 315.01 104 kept on without matching front pair 21Nov2020 NAA S hcp 409K 4000R T H 0 S O’Keeffe 63.5 -16 14-1 98 50 Barnaviddaun 65.5 >0.50 320.2 99 bad mistake and unseated rider 6th 16Jun2021 WEX Y hcp 108K 4100R T H 115 J Gainford 74.0 -2.0 -12 15-8 2-1 1 3.50 *Leac An Scail Lady 70.5 >3.50 308.8 99 quickly asserted and stayed on well 42 Crse: 0-00 Dist: 0-00 Crse/Dist: 0-00 Soft: 1-03 32-4100m - 0P-11-R107,625 Last Year: 1-03-R25538 R15,769 Sh Hd/g SR Jockey Wght HR Drw BONARC (IRE) 7 Baybrown m Arcadio (GER) - Bonnie Theatre (IRE) King’s Theatre (IRE) 6 J P RYAN 353-29(8.2%)-61 Foaled: 01 Jan 2014 Bred by Ms L Wafer 113 P K Donovan 162-5(3.1%)-16 66.5 111 Mules & Tools Racing Syndicate - Royal blue, yellow diamond, light blue sleeves, royal blue chevrons, yellow cap, royal blue star -1 - 9P22 Date Crse/Going Race/Class/Stk Dist Sur SH HR Jockey Wght/Adj Drw/Run O/B S/P HW Lgths QW Lgths Fin Lgths Winner or *Second Weight > Margin W/T 400F S/R Comment 04Jun2021 TRA G hcp 118K 3300R T 113 D E Mullins 73.0 -13 5-2 2-1 6 11.00 Goulane Chosen 73.0 >6.50 241.4 110 no extra run-in 18Jun2021 DWR G hcp 167K 3300R T 107 J P O’Sullivan 70.5 -2.5 -7 4-1 3 25.00 Western Victory 68.5 >6.00 236.6 113 no extra run-in 03Jul2021 BEL G hcp 430K 3400R T 62 D E Mullins 62.5 -15 10-1 4-1 9 49.88 Winner Takes Itall 65.0 >4.25 174 113 quickly weakened 15Jul2021 KIA G hcp 226K 3400R T 99 B
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