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Dundalk — Race Results (yesterday)
Yesterday’s Dundalk meeting produced a handful of eye-catching winners and a couple of surprise results. Kerdos took the 14:00 Ladies Day handicap after a late surge, while Bullet Bourbon sprang a 33/1 shock in the 14:35. Krasimir and Duvessa both impressed in their respective maidens, Police Gazette made virtually all in the 16:55 maiden and Movin And Groovin held on in a tight finish in the QuinnBet Handicap. Several declared runners were non-starters or reserves (notably Ipanema Queen listed as off feed; Roman Harry was withdrawn and two reserves were listed in the 15:45), but no races were abandoned.
Key moments and takeaways
– Bullet Bourbon’s 33/1 success in the 14:35 was the day’s biggest-priced winner, coming from the rear to lead inside the final furlong.
– Duvessa completed a comfortable win in the fillies’ maiden, scoring by a wide margin and looking a promising juvenile filly in the process.
– Movin And Groovin (25/1) and Kerdos (17/2) both produced strong late bursts to grab the spoils in competitive handicaps.
– Police Gazette controlled the 16:55 maiden from the front and was always doing enough once in the lead.
Name: latest winners
| Time | Race | Winner | Odds | Trainer / Jockey | Notes / Winning Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14:00 | Ladies Day At Dundalk Handicap | Kerdos | 17/2 | Stephen Thorne / Jack Kearney | Midfield, ran on well to lead towards finish — won by 1/2 |
| 14:35 | RACING TV FREE ONE MONTH TRIAL Handicap | Bullet Bourbon | 33/1 | T G McCourt / Robert Whearty | From rear, led inside final furlong — won by 1/2 |
| 15:10 | Anglo Printers Maiden | Krasimir | 13/8 | G M Lyons / Colin Keane | Led over 2f out, hung left but kept on — won by 1 1/4 |
| 15:45 | QuinnBet Handicap | Movin And Groovin | 25/1 | David Marnane / Nathan Crosse | Prominent, led inside final furlong and just held on — won by a head |
| 16:20 | Fairways Hotel Apprentice Handicap | Baila Conmigo | 8/1 | Ciaran Murphy / Jack Kearney | Pressed leader early, led after 3f, kept on — won by 1/2 |
| 16:55 | Border Boutique Hire Maiden | Police Gazette | 5/1 | Donnacha Aidan O’Brien / Gavin Ryan | Made virtually all and kept on well — won by 3 3/4 |
| 17:30 | Family Funday Fillies Maiden | Duvessa | 8/13 | Joseph Patrick O’Brien / Dylan Browne McMonagle | Led over 1f out and ran on strongly — won comfortably by 6 1/2 |
Non-runners / reserves / withdrawals
There were a few non-runners and reserves of note: Ipanema Queen (listed as off feed) did not run in the 14:00 card; Roman Harry was withdrawn from the 15:45; Monroe Dasher and Desert Of The Sea appeared as reserves for the 15:45. Grey Fable was noted as coughing and Rising Sky carried a note referencing a recent run. These were managed without any race abandonments.
If you need individual form lines, sectional times or full resultcards for each race, I can compile those next — or produce short preview-style takeaways for the next Dundalk meeting based on yesterday’s winners.
Dundalk Tips and Today’s Races
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Dundalk Race Results
Dundalk is unquestionably one of the finest all-weather tracks in Europe. They currently host nearly 40 flat meetings throughout the year. 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 Leath 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 delicious four-course meal from the comfort of your reserved table. There are also finger food packages available which are suitable for groups of ten or more people. 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 45 miles from Dublin and 60 miles from 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 with a £3 reduction for group bookings of ten or more. 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 Racecourse, Racecourse Rod, Dundalk, County Louth. Ireland.
Official Website: https://www.dundalkstadium.com/
Local Knowledge
Taxis
- Gaskin Jas P (1.1 miles away)
Tel: +353 42 933 1409 - Shevlin’s Cabs (1.1 miles away)
Tel: +353 42 933 3333 - Dixon’s Chauffeur Drive (1.3 miles away)
Tel: +353 42 933 0000
Places to Stay
- Park Hotel Omeath (0.8 miles away)
Newry Road, Omeath, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 42 937 5116 - Ramada Resort (1.2 miles away)
Armagh Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 42 932 0261 - Carnbeg Hotel (1.4 miles away)
Armagh Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 42 932 0261
Places to Eat
- Strandfield House (0.8 miles away)
Just Off R173, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 87 777 8750 - Eno’ Bar & Grill (1.5 miles away)
5 Roden Place, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 42 935 5467 - 23 Seats (1.6 miles away)
8 Crowe Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland
Tel: +353 42 933 8668