Trainers are strongly advised to note that most of the entry dates and some declaration dates are not in accordance with the normal schedule.
CLICK HEREHorse Racing Ireland has announced the introduction of three-year-old NH Academy Hurdle races designed to enhance the development of jumps horses in Ireland. Click the link below for full details.
Click HerePlease click the link below to see details from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, regarding a new equine traceability system.
Click HereTrainers are strongly advised to note the following changes that will take place in respect of the new rating bands that will come into effect in National Hunt racing from 1st January 2025.
CLICK HERETrainers please note the enforcement of the 15-days training rule required to participate in a race in France, effective from 12th November 2024. In accordance with Article 111 of the Rules of Racing (Entrainement d’un cheval entrainé hors de France du Code des Courses au Galop), any horse trained outside of France and entered in a public race in France must be duly declared by its trainer via the France Galop website (Site Pro) at least 15 days before the race the horse will be entered. From now on, if a horse is not declared via the France Galop website at least 15 days prior to the race, the entry will be invalidated. The explanatory guide, can be emailed (in English) if so required and will be available in the next few days. The date from which a horse is authorized to race will be visible in “My training list” section.
The BHA has confirmed that a restriction on overseas-trained runners in Class 5 & 6 Flat Handicaps and Classified Flat Races has been removed. The restriction will be lifted from the end of the turf season in Britain, affecting races staged from Monday 11th November onwards.
Please read carefully the information in the link below regarding new requirements for horses travelling outside of Ireland.
Click HereEquuip are funding an investigation into the ‘Mental health and Well-Being of Trainers and Stable Staff in the Irish Thoroughbred Racing Industry’. Click the button below to complete the survey. Must be 18+ to complete, all answers are anonymous and confidential.
Click Here For SurveyFrance Galop wish to inform trainers of their updated contact details: REGISTER A TRAINER LICENSE + INTERNET ACCESS / ADD A HORSE / REGISTER AN OWNER LICENSE Email : [email protected] / [email protected] Telephone 00 33 1 49 10 20 30 / 00 33 1 49 10 21 35........ ENTRIES Email : [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] 00 33 1 49 10 21 07 / 00 33 1 49 10 21 73........ JOCKEYS / AMATEUR-RIDERS Email : [email protected] / [email protected] Telephone : 00 33 1 49 10 21 26........ VACCINATIONS: Email : [email protected] Telephone : 00 33 1 49 10 22 81. France Galop no longer use Fax for communication.
The IRE Incentive scheme is an initiative from Horse Racing Ireland designed to stimulate and fortify Irish thoroughbred breeding, racing and sales.
Click Here for full detailsTrainers are reminded that in accordance with Equine Influenza Vaccinations Rule 91(ii), a horse shall not be qualified to start if a vaccine has been administered within the previous seven days. For the avoidance of doubt, there must be six clear days between vaccination and Raceday.
In order for a foreign-trained horse to be entered in a public race in France for the first time, the horse must be duly declared by the trainer on the France Galop website at least 15 days prior to the day of the race in which the horse is due to take part. This declaration must include its full designation including name, sex, year of foaling, coat, breeding (sire, dam, dam's sire) and the suffix of the country of birth. Furthermore, if the race takes place more than 15 days after the entry closing, the declaration above must be made no later than the day before the general entry closing day. If an entry is not registered due to a non-compliance with this provision, no appeal may be lodged.
There has been a recent rule change in France concerning pregnant and covered mares eligibility to race. No covered and confirmed pregnant mares may take part in a race. Please click the link below for full details.
Click here for full detailsPlease click the link below for information on returning unnamed horses in training on RÁS.
Click HereTrainers are reminded that Horses rated 102 or less over hurdle that have run in at least 3 or more Handicap Hurdles (Handicap Hurdles with any rating band) may be allowed straight into a handicap chase on a weight equivalent to their hurdle mark. All cases are at the discretion of the handicapper.
In view of the requirement for one stable for every declared runner at racemeetings, Horse Racing Ireland would like to remind Trainers that every effort will be made to ensure we can obtain the maximum number of runners that the stable capacity limit will allow at all racemeetings. Trainers are asked to note that field size limits in races are being altered right up to declaration time (10am) to maximise the number of runners each day based on stable capacity.
Sun 22, December 2024
View the latest entries and declarations for upcoming race meetings.
Limerick
Thursday, 26 Dec 2024
Yielding to Soft. Following 8mm of...
5°C
Down Royal
Thursday, 26 Dec 2024
Good to Yielding. , Yielding in pla...
2°C
Leopardstown
Thursday, 26 Dec 2024
Good to Yielding. , Yielding in pla...
3°C
15:40 I.S.F. EBF (Mares) INH Flat Race
| 1st | 3. Blue Velvet | |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd | 9. La Conquiere (FR) | |
| 3rd | 4. Derryville | |
| 4th | 2. Ballymoreen |
15:05 Horse & Jockey Hotel Rated Novice H'dle
| 1st | 3. Brave Fortune | |
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| 2nd | 7. Heroes Rise | |
| 3rd | 1. Millforce | |
| 4th | 4. Drumgill |
14:30 Safe & Happy Christmas H'cap H'dle
| 1st | 14. Jeaniemacaroney | |
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| 2nd | 4. Wee Charlie | |
| 3rd | 8. Dark Note (GB) | |
| 4th | 9. Walhaan |
