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Today, Wednesday 4 November 2026, Dundalk hosts seven races with the first at 16:05. The card contains a mix of experienced course performers and progressive types — Caffu Zafeen is unbeaten here (2-2), while Apache Outlaw and By The Lake are also prominent in the course formbook.

Dundalk Tips

Below are the tipster selections for the meeting. Use the horizontal scroll to view all columns; the first column is fixed to make reading the race times easier.

TimeGGPOSTDATARP RatingsThe Irish Sun
16:05Go AthleticoApache OutlawApache OutlawSaint Acclaim
16:40Always MagicThumama GloryAlways MagicRed Lily
17:15By The LakeCollective PowerReal EncounterReal Encounter
17:45ElmakayaJusticiarElmakayaOtsana
18:15Mutamarid LskLittlepacerLittlepacerClosefield Beau
18:45Final BossGlen BreezeIff In DoubtWhistling Jamesie
19:15Pettus BridgeThompson GunnerThompson GunnerOne Cool County

Dundalk – Stats & Pointers

Key course statistics and pointers to help shape your betting approach today. The lists below highlight the most consistent horses, trainers and jockeys at Dundalk based on recent course runs, wins and prize money.

Horses To Note

  • Caffu Zafeen — 2 runs, 2 wins (100% win rate), 2 places (100% place rate), prize money £11,276.52. Impressive course record — short-priced danger when conditions suit.
  • By The Lake — 2 runs, 1 win (50% win rate), 1 place (50% place rate), prize money £10,727.27. Progressive profile; dangerous when getting a good draw.
  • Apache Outlaw — 11 runs, 4 wins (36.36% win rate), 7 places (63.64% place rate), prize money £49,728.59. High-class and consistent — key player over a range of sprint/middle distances.
  • Real Encounter — 3 runs, 1 win (33.33% win rate), 2 places (66.67% place rate), prize money £10,907.22. Runs to note in handicaps — place claims a realistic target.
  • Dandyville — 11 runs, 3 wins (27.27% win rate), 8 places (72.73% place rate), prize money £36,913.02. Big-place performer with strong each-way appeal.

Trainers To Note

  • P Twomey — 35 runs, 9 wins (25.71% win rate), 22 places (62.86% place rate), prize money £107,762.16. Excellent strike-rate at Dundalk; check entries for short-priced chances.
  • Stephen Thorne — 158 runs, 34 wins (21.52% win rate), 72 places (45.57% place rate), prize money £356,301.47. Productive stable here across various race types.
  • G M Lyons — 308 runs, 64 wins (20.78% win rate), 142 places (46.10% place rate), prize money £824,454.37. Big stable with depth — pay attention to his handicap debutants.
  • Miss Natalia Lupini — 159 runs, 26 wins (16.35% win rate), 69 places (43.40% place rate), prize money £283,936.14. Regular winner at the track; progressive juveniles often feature.
  • Paul W Flynn — 239 runs, 36 wins (15.06% win rate), 80 places (33.47% place rate), prize money £299,562.03. Consistent yard to follow for in-form handicappers.

Jockeys To Note

  • Robyn Donaghue-Leahy — 68 rides, 13 wins (19.12% win rate), 24 places (35.29% place rate), prize money £94,218.49. Strong strike-rate; a jockey booking to weigh up on favoured mounts.
  • Orla Tynan — 21 rides, 3 wins (14.29% win rate), 7 places (33.33% place rate), prize money £21,360.25. Productive when partnered with course specialists.
  • Reese Holohan — 113 rides, 14 wins (12.39% win rate), 33 places (29.20% place rate), prize money £120,515.63. Reliable operator — rates highly in competitive handicaps.
  • Ben Coen — 403 rides, 46 wins (11.41% win rate), 135 places (33.50% place rate), prize money £518,355.75. Experience and consistency — often finishes strongly.
  • Luke McAteer — 465 rides, 52 wins (11.18% win rate), 131 places (28.17% place rate), prize money £521,561.10. Big-ride percentage; useful to monitor in the big-field sprints.

Dundalk Tips and Today’s Races

Every Dundalk meeting is covered by GG with free tips for each race. “Our Tip” is highlighted on the racecard along with selections from leading newspaper tipsters. Our Racing Editor also selects a daily NAP, Double, Treble, Lucky 15 and best outsider. All UK and Ireland racecards come with full race form and a handy summary of all recent performances. This can be accessed by clicking on each horse or by using the dropdown menu beneath the current odds.

Dundalk Race Results

Dundalk is unquestionably one of the finest all-weather tracks in Europe. They host more than 40 flat meetings throughout the year, with 43 on the 2026 fixture list. The biggest race of the season at Dundalk is the Group 3 Mercury Stakes in late October.

Dundalk is particularly well-known for its regular Friday fixtures which run almost weekly from January to the end of March and from late September to the end of the year. Other big races include the Diamond Stakes in September, previously won by Aidan O’Brien’s Mastercraftsman and Declaration Of War, and the Legacy Stakes in October.

GG publish all Dundalk race results as quickly as possible. The winner, placed horses and SP returns are published as soon as the weigh in is confirmed. This is updated with the complete finishing order and Tote returns with all of yesterday’s results retained on site.

Racecourse Guide

Dundalk in County Louth is Ireland’s first and only flood-lit all-weather horse racing track. It is the only dual racecourse in Europe, combining both horse and greyhound racing. Every Friday meeting is a combined event with the greyhound racing following 20 minutes after the last horse race.

The track is a left-handed, flat oval of about 10 furlongs with a two and a half furlong run-in from the home turn. There is also a 5 furlong sprint track adjoining the home straight. It is known to be a very fair course, if a little sharp off the home bend – but once they straighten up there is ample opportunity for any horse to put themselves in with a chance.

The surface is generally regarded as riding like good to firm ground on turf. Horses that show their best turf form on soft ground may not find Dundalk an ideal surface. The track lends itself perfectly to course specialists with Togoville registering a record 14 wins here for Trainer Anthony McCann.

Dining, Hospitality & Facilities

Dundalk used to have a turf track which was mostly used for National Hunt racing between 1889 and 2001. The new all-weather track was opened exclusively for flat racing in 2007 as part of a 35 million Euro redevelopment with a new grandstand, floodlights, restaurants and bars.

Hospitality packages include “The View Restaurant” which, as the name suggests, offers breath-taking views across the racecourse and beyond to the Cooley Mountains. You can enjoy a meal made with local produce from the comfort of your reserved table, with packages from €48 per person in 2026. For groups of six or more, finger food packages with reserved seating are served in The Saddle Cocktail Bar, and Silks Carvery is open on Fridays. The Bit & Bite Takeaway is open on every race night for the traditional favourites like fish, chicken, chips and burgers.

Dundalk Racecourse is close to the border with Northern Ireland, about 50 miles from both Dublin and Belfast. There are frequent trains between Connolly and Dundalk railway stations on all race days.

Tickets

Dundalk race throughout the year with a regular Friday night meeting during the winter months. You can book your tickets online, where offers include the €20 Burger N Beer Combo with admission, a racecard, a burger from the Bit & Bite Takeaway and a pint or soft drink. It is worth noting that horse racing attendees will automatically enjoy admission and a race programme to the evening greyhounds, a fantastic 2 for 1 offer if ever there was one!

The Effect of the Draw

Horses drawn low have a definite advantage in all sprint races at Dundalk. Rather like the tight track at Chester, there is a relatively short run-in with a cutaway rail, allowing horses to dash through on the inside of the leaders. The draw bias is not as significant in races over seven furlongs or a mile because there is a longer run to the turn.

Contact and Location

Dundalk Stadium, Racecourse Road, Dundalk, County Louth A91 FFP3. Ireland.
Tel: +353 42 933 4438
Official Website: https://www.dundalkstadium.com/

Local Knowledge

Taxis

  1. Sevens Cabs & Coaches (1.2 miles away)
    Tel: +353 42 937 7777

Places to Stay

  1. Ballymascanlon Hotel (1.6 miles away)
    Carlingford Road (R173), Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 42 935 8200
  2. Imperial Hotel (1.3 miles away)
    Park Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 42 933 2241
  3. Fairways Hotel (3.5 miles away)
    Dublin Road, Haggardstown, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 42 934 3910

Places to Eat

  1. Strandfield (0.8 miles away)
    Just Off R173, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 87 777 8750
  2. Cathedral Restaurant (1.1 miles away)
    5 Roden Place, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 42 935 2243
  3. Square (1.2 miles away)
    6 Market Square, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
    Tel: +353 42 933 7969