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Fairyhouse — Yesterday’s Results (10 October 2026)
The Fairyhouse card on 10 October produced seven competitive races on Good ground (Good to yielding in places; watered). Key moments included a classic photo-finish in the early Beginners’ Chase where Manoir De Mirande just held off the heavily-fancied Glen Kiln, a late rally by Antrim Coast to deny Kainsbourg in the O’Neills.com Irish EBF Beginners Chase, and an authoritative performance by Ash Hobbs in the mares’ maiden hurdle. Handicap victories went to Pourquoi Poi, Not In A Hurry and Granlahan, while Streamhill rounded off the day with a decisive success in the INH Flat race.
Key events and incidents
There were a handful of non-runners and problems to note: Fort Dino was declared a non-runner due to temperature concerns, Firebrand was withdrawn as the ground was deemed unsuitable, and Pahlavi had run the previous day and did not take part. Straight John was pulled up and reported clinically abnormal post-race. Several races produced tight finishes, underlining the competitive nature of the card.
Latest winners
| # | Time | Race | Winner | Trainer / Jockey | Odds | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 13:58 | Winter Festival Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now Beginners Chase | Manoir De Mirande | Gordon Elliott / Jack Kennedy | 4/1 | short head |
| 2 | 14:33 | O’Neills.com Irish EBF Beginners Chase | Antrim Coast | Rory Anthony Devine / Danny Mullins | 6/1 | 3/4 |
| 3 | 15:10 | Malone Windows Supporting Louth GAA Handicap Chase | Pourquoi Poi | Paul W Flynn / Danny Gilligan | 100/30 | 3 3/4 |
| 4 | 15:50 | Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Maiden Hurdle | Ash Hobbs | Henry De Bromhead / Darragh O’keeffe | 10/11 | 6 1/2 |
| 5 | 16:25 | Powerscreen New England Supporting Louth GAA Handicap Hurdle | Not In A Hurry | Aidan Anthony Howard / Simon Torrens | 17/2 | neck |
| 6 | 17:00 | Protection & Prosperity Financial Services Supporting Louth GAA Handicap Hurdle | Granlahan | Adrian McGuinness / Darragh O’keeffe | 10/11 | 9 |
| 7 | 17:35 | Sign Up To GavinLynchRacing.com (Ladies Pro/Am) INH Flat Race | Streamhill | Padraig Butler / Ms G M Dorgan | 11/1 | 2 1/2 |
Notes
– Manoir De Mirande (Gordon Elliott) showed grit to get up close home, denying the strong-fancied Glen Kiln (David Harry Kelly) by a short head.
– The O’Neills.com beginners’ chase produced a late twist as Antrim Coast (Rory Anthony Devine) rallied to overhaul Kainsbourg inside the final 110 yards.
– Ash Hobbs (Henry De Bromhead) made all in the mares’ hurdle and was driven clear after 2 out to win comfortably.
– Straight John (Gordon Elliott) was pulled up and subsequently reported clinically abnormal; connections and the stable vet monitored the gelding after the race.
– Fort Dino was a non-runner (temperature) and Firebrand was withdrawn as the going was unsuitable; Pahlavi did not take part having run the previous day.
Summary
Overall it was a day of fine finishes and authoritative displays at Fairyhouse. Trainers and jockeys to note include Gordon Elliott and Jack Kennedy for the dramatic early success, Henry De Bromhead and Darragh O’keeffe for a commanding mares’ hurdle performance, and Adrian McGuinness with Darragh O’keeffe again for Granlahan’s handicap success. The going proved testing in places, contributing to the number of withdrawals and a couple of pull-ups, but produced a strong competitive card for racegoers and punters alike.
Fairyhouse Tips and Today’s Races
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Fairyhouse Race Results
Fairyhouse stages 20 meetings per year with a mixture of flat and jumps racing. It’s flagship event is the Irish Grand National on the Bank Holiday Monday of the three-day Fairyhouse Easter Festival. It is preceded by the Grade 1 WillowWarm Gold Cup (formerly the Ryanair Gold Cup) on the Sunday along with the Grade 1 Mares Novice Hurdle Final.
The Irish Grand National is Ireland’s equivalent of the Aintree Grand National and takes place over three miles and five furlongs. Winners of both races include Rhyme ‘n’ Reason, Bobbyjo and Numbersixvalverde. The roll of honour also features legends of the turf such as Arkle (1964), Flyingbolt (1966) and Desert Orchid (1990).
There is also a Winter Festival in December which features the Grade 1 Hatton’s Grace Hurdle, recently won for three successive seasons by Honeysuckle (2019-2021). A top quality card also features the Grade 1 Royal Bond Novice Hurdle and the Drinmore Novice Chase. The highlights of the February meeting are the Grade 2 Bobbyjo Chase and the Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle. The pick of the flat racing action is the Group 3 Brownstown Stakes in July.
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Racecourse Guide
Fairyhouse racecourse is a right handed, galloping track of around a mile and three-quarters. The home straight is about three furlongs which is slightly uphill. It is considered a fair track which suits most horses, although it favours those that like to race up with the pace on the flat.
There are eleven fences to a circuit on the jumps track and these are among the stiffest in Ireland. It certainly provides a tough test for a novice and is likely to catch out any suspect jumpers. Fairyhouse has had its fair share of course specialists, the most famous undoubtedly being three-times Irish National winner Brown Lad.
He won in 1975 and 1976 and secured a record third Irish Grand National in 1978 after missing the previous renewal through injury. He carried top weight of 12st 2lbs, conceding a massive 37lbs to runner-up Sand Pit.
Dining, Hospitality & Facilities
Fairyhouse Racecourse facilities were significantly upgraded in 1999 when the Jameson Stand was refurbished and the new Powers Gold Label Stand was opened. The course now offers a wide range of hospitality options in luxury facilities which can be tailored to suit your requirements.
Group catering options range from 50 to 500 guests. A typical package will include a three course meal, tea or coffee and a reserved table for the day. These are available with direct access to the Powers or Jameson Stand with a pre-race tipster and optional post-racing music. There are numerous food and drink outlets around the course to suit every budget.
Fairyhouse is located at Ratoath in County Meath, just fifteen miles from Dublin City Centre. The closest Train Station is M3 Parkway with a direct train from Dublin (Connolly). There is a complimentary shuttle bus in operation from M3 Parkway for both the Easter and Winter Festival meetings.
Tickets
You can book your Fairyhouse admission tickets online. There is a generous discount on general admission tickets for seniors and students. You can also purchase a Bumper Bundle which includes a racecard and vouchers for drink, food plus a 5 euro Tote bet.
The Effect of the Draw
A low draw is considered an advantage in six and seven furlong races at Fairyhouse. However, a slow starter or horse that prefers to come from off the pace can find itself in a pocket if drawn low in the sprint races.
Contact and Location
Fairyhouse Racecourse, Ratoath, County Meath. Ireland.
Official Website: http://www.fairyhouse.ie/
Local Knowledge
Taxis
- Ratoath Cab Service (1.8 miles away)
Tel: +353 1 825 6404 - Ivans Cabs & Minibus Hire (1.9 miles away)
Tel: +353 85 166 5577 - ratoath (1.9 miles away)
Tel: +353 1 835 5050