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Gowran Park

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Speed race on the flat About 1 mile Ideal conditions 7 runners £10800 prize
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TrackLab's Top Pick
47
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Super Value at 91/100
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J. M Sheridan · J. Patrick O'Brien · 4yo · 9st 11lb · OR 92
Headgear Form
47
Super Value
Wearing tongue strap Won 1 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
Never finished worse than fourth across five career races and just landed a win at Killarney 24 days ago, but here's the catch: she's never run on ground this fast or this firm. A consistent performer, yes, but dry turf is an untested puzzle for her.
Never raced on dry ground
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R. Mulligan(5) · J. P Murtagh · 7yo · 9st 12lb · OR 100
Form Track
12
Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before Won at this distance 1 time
TrackLab Insight
The only horse in this field with a proven win at today's distance and trip (1 mile), and at 21 races he's far more battle-hardened than his rivals. The editorial verdict backs a progressive profile, and while his recent form reads poorly, his experience and course knowledge make him the logical choice when horses are flaky.
Only winner at this distance Best record at this trip (1 from 6) Most experienced (21 runs, field avg 8)
D. Browne McMonagle · J. Patrick O'Brien · 3yo · 9st 11lb · OR 86
Headgear Freshness
12
Wearing tongue strap Fresh (102 days off) Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
A complete unknown on the track: one outing, one tenth-place finish, and 102 days on the sideline. He won three straight races in Poland before arriving at Joseph Patrick O'Brien's yard, but that European record counts for nothing here until he proves it on British or Irish soil.
Never raced on dry ground Lightly raced (1 career races) Absent 102 days (longest in field)
Trainer Quotes
Apr 2026
"He's another new horse who won three from three in Poland. We asked [Irish Flat handicapper] Garry O'Gorman to give him a rating and he's got a mark of 90 - he's working like he's in around that kind of zone. He'll probably go for the three-year-old handicap in Naas over a mile this month. He's a Starspangledbanner and a good physical type so you could see why he could be a nice horse. 22-04-26"
D. O'Connor · R. De Aguiar · 4yo · 9st 12lb · OR 98
Form Track
10
Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before
TrackLab Insight
The field's best recent winner on good ground (2 wins from 6 starts), but he's hit a wall: no wins since September and just two fourths from his last six runs. Drifting odds and a 13-day turnaround suggest form is fragile, making him vulnerable despite the official rating advantage.
Best career win rate in field (1 in 4) Market favourite (3.0)
S. Coen(5) · A. Slattery · 3yo · 9st 9lb · OR 88
Form
10
Won 1 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
A 3-year-old winning roughly 1 in 5 races with two placed finishes from five outings—solid early-career form. But he's never raced on fast, dry ground, and his last two runs (a second by half a length, then fourth by 1.5 lengths) suggest he's still learning rather than improving.
Never raced on dry ground
W. J Lee · H. De Bromhead · 3yo · 9st 4lb · OR 81
Form
9.6
Won 1 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
She won 25% of her races at seven furlongs to a mile—exactly today's distance—but that's built on thin data and she's never won on good ground (0 from 3). A sixteenth-place finish at the Curragh 40 days ago is a brutal recent line for a 3-year-old trying to make headway.
Never raced on dry ground
G. Ryan · D. Buckley · 8yo · 9st 4lb
Form
0.1
Won 0 of last 5
TrackLab Insight
Twelve races, zero wins, and finishes of 12th, 14th, and 7th in her last three outings tell the whole story: this 8-year-old has never broken through and recent form suggests she never will. No dry-ground experience only adds to the obstacles.
Never raced on dry ground
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