Leopardstown Tips, Racecards And Results Today

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Today (Thursday 23 July 2026) at Leopardstown there is a seven-race card, with the first race off at 16:58. Leopardstown’s Foxrock track stages an evening of competitive racing — notable course performers include Blonde Over Blue and Tatum from the course leaders list, so keep an eye on the later middle-distance contests. The racecourse address: Leopardstown Racecourse, Foxrock, Dublin D18 C9V6.

Leopardstown Tips

Below are the tipster selections for the seven-race card. Use the horizontal scroll to view all columns; the first column (time) is locked for clarity.

Time	GG	POSTDATA	RP Ratings	TOPSPEED	The Irish Sun
16:58	Shakespeare	Shakespeare	–	–	Activity
17:33	Churchill Bond	Sea Of Rain	Sea Of Rain	–	Sherry Eyed
18:08	Alpha	Alpha	Alpha	Alpha	Alpha
18:43	Aix La Chapelle	Florida Bay	Florida Bay	Florida Bay	Aix La Chapelle
19:18	Wild Sapphire	Kilcrea Rock	Dark Viper	Dark Viper	Wild Sapphire
19:53	Keepsgettingbetter	Keepsgettingbetter	Keepsgettingbetter	Keepsgettingbetter	Keepsgettingbetter
20:28	Party Dress	Party Dress	Trubshaw	–	Party Dress

Leopardstown – Stats & Pointers

Key course statistics and pointers — quick reference on horses, trainers and jockeys who have been performing strongly at Leopardstown. Figures show runs, wins, win rate, places, place rate and prize money where available.

Horses To Note

Blonde Over Blue — 1 run, 1 win (100% win rate), 1 place (100%), prize money: £11,267.83. Undefeated in a solitary outing at the course; sharp profile for sprint/middle distances.
Tatum — 4 runs, 2 wins (50% win rate), 2 places (50%), prize money: £17,151.14. Consistent performer with a high strike-rate from limited runs.
Dark Viper — 5 runs, 2 wins (40% win rate), 3 places (60%), prize money: £25,642.33. Strong place rate suggests reliability in competitive fields.
Folly Beach — 3 runs, 1 win (33.33% win rate), 2 places (66.67%), prize money: £5,482.30. Good place strike — a solid each-way option where competitive.
Kilcrea Rock — 3 runs, 0 wins, 2 places (66.67%), prize money: £7,082.61. No victories yet but a high place conversion — performs well enough to consider for place markets.

Trainers To Note

P Twomey — 44 runs, 13 wins (29.55% win rate), 27 places (61.36%), prize money: £583,206.78. Excellent strike-rate at Leopardstown; trainer to follow for horses with upward profiles.
A P O’Brien — 428 runs, 90 wins (21.03% win rate), 208 places (48.6%), prize money: £5,601,502.28. High volume and top-level returns — always a danger when represented.
Cian Hughes — 6 runs, 1 win (16.67% win rate), 1 place (16.67%), prize money: £6,276.52. Smaller sample but a trainer worth noting with selective entries.
Gerard O’Leary — 47 runs, 7 wins (14.89% win rate), 21 places (44.68%), prize money: £97,679.08. Consistent place rate suggests competitive handicappers in the string.
G M Lyons — 267 runs, 38 wins (14.23% win rate), 90 places (33.71%), prize money: £1,253,974.84. Strong seasonal operation — capable of landing big handicaps and pattern races.

Jockeys To Note

Ryan Moore — 121 rides, 40 wins (33.06% win rate), 83 places (68.6%), prize money: £3,283,596.99. Exceptional strike-rate; a leading rider at Leopardstown when booked.
Patrick McGettigan — 30 rides, 5 wins (16.67% win rate), 11 places (36.67%), prize money: £59,422.65. Productive with limited opportunities; watch bookings.
Colin Keane — 343 rides, 57 wins (16.62% win rate), 131 places (38.19%), prize money: £1,696,662.72. High-volume winner with consistent returns across levels.
Wayne Lordan — 183 rides, 26 wins (14.21% win rate), 74 places (40.44%), prize money: £651,780.64. Reliable course operator, particularly in competitive handicap company.
Shane Foley — 287 rides, 40 wins (13.94% win rate), 106 places (36.93%), prize money: £1,245,311.35. Regularly among the frame — a solid booking for trainers targeting Leopardstown.

Pointers: check trainer-jockey pairings when assessing the later races — Ryan Moore and the leading trainers on the card remain strong indicators of winning chances. For each-way prospects, horses with high place rates (Dark Viper, Kilcrea Rock, Folly Beach) offer value in deeper fields.

Leopardstown Tips and Today’s Races

Every Leopardstown meeting is covered by GG with full race form, trainer and jockey stats and a handy summary of each race. GG also provides free tips for all UK and Ireland racecards plus the latest live odds. Our expert tip is highlighted on the racecard along with selections from leading newspaper tipsters. GG also publish a daily NAP, Double, Treble, Lucky 15 and best outsider for today’s racing.

Leopardstown Race Results

Leopardstown is undoubtedly one of the top three racecourses in Ireland, rivalled only by The Curragh and Fairyhouse. It stages top quality flat and National Hunt racing throughout the year and is home to some of the most important races in Ireland. There are currently 23 race days at Leopardstown during the year which feature 13 Grade 1 races over jumps and two Group 1 races on the flat.

Leopardstown’s flagship race on the level is the Group 1 Irish Champion Stakes, one of the most prestigious middle-distance races in the world. The other Group 1 is the Matron Stakes for fillies and mares over a mile. National Hunt season highlights include the Grade 1 Irish Champion Hurdle in January, the Irish Gold Cup in February and the Savills Chase at the four-day Christmas Festival, now established as a showpiece event for Ireland’s leading Cheltenham contenders. Leopardstown also holds regular evening meetings during the summer followed by live entertainment.

GG publishes the winner, placed horses and SP returns for Leopardstown races as quickly as possible. This is later updated with the full finishing order and Tote returns, all of which can be accessed by clicking on each race title. We also retain all of yesterday’s UK and Ireland results as well as today’s non-runners, a complete A-Z of today’s runners and tomorrow’s racecards.

Racecourse Guide

Leopardstown is a wide, left-handed galloping track of 1m 6f with a gradual incline up the home straight. It is widely regarded as one of the fairest tracks in Ireland and there are rarely excuses for beaten horses. It is possible to make all the running at Leopardstown but the jockeys must keep a bit up their sleeve for the uphill finish.

On the National Hunt course, there are three fences in quick succession in the back straight which favours fast, accurate jumpers. The hurdles course is on the inside of the chase track and therefore the sharper of the two. Leopardstown’s impressive array of top races naturally attracts the very best horses, trainers and owners from around the world and provides the very best that Ireland has to offer in this sport.

Dining, Hospitality & Facilities

Leopardstown is a Grade 1 racecourse situated about 6 miles south of Dublin city centre. It was opened in 1888 on land in Foxrock and has undergone considerable improvements in recent years. The racecourse facilities now include a golf course and club house as well as shops, restaurants and bars.

Hospitality packages include the 1888 Restaurant which is located on the second floor of the Grandstand. You can enjoy stunning views of the parade ring on one side and the race track on the other. There are also fine dining experiences on offer at The Pavilion and the Panoramic Suite. Private Suites are available for booking on the upper level of the Grandstand with a choice of sizes to accommodate small or large groups.

Dublin Airport is about one hour from the track by car with a regular bus service on race days. There is a tram service from Dublin city centre to Sandyford on race days which leaves only a short walk to the racecourse.

Tickets

You can pre-book Leopardstown race day packages and daily admission tickets online. These start from general admission tickets with discounts for seniors and students, through to premium level access. The latter can sell out well in advance of the big festival meetings.

The Effect of the Draw

A low draw is definitely an advantage in races over six furlongs, although this does seem to be nullified when the going is soft. Low to middle numbers enjoy a slight advantage in races over seven furlongs or a mile.

Contact and Location

Leopardstown Racecourse, Foxrock, Dublin 18. Ireland.
Official Website: https://www.leopardstown.com/

Local Knowledge

Taxis

Hireacab (0.1 miles away)
Tel: +353 1 295 2000
Sandyford Taxi Company (0.8 miles away)
Tel: +353 1 295 2888
Local Southside Taxis (1.7 miles away)
Tel: +353 1 298 8444

Today's Leopardstown Tips, Racecards And Results