Today's Limerick Tips, Racecards And Results
Limerick Racecourse — Results for July 11, 2026
It was a productive evening at Limerick on July 11 with Good (Watered) going throughout the card. Joseph Patrick O’Brien-trained runners were prominent, supplying several big performances: Dancing Saxon and a prolific closing sequence from Dylan Browne McMonagle on Al Haarith, Nellcote and Themis. Rappell justified favouritism in the Ei Electronics Handicap, while Glen Breeze and Magna Gee Gee both produced strong late-race finishes to take their respective handicaps. A handful of declared runners were withdrawn or stood aside as reserves (unsuitable ground, coughing or stone bruising noted), but the seven races produced some clear-cut results and several eye-catching displays.
Standout moments: Dancing Saxon (3/1) fought on to lead inside the final furlong in the opening rated contest; Rappell (6/4) took the Ei Electronics Handicap convincingly under J. M. Sheridan; Al Haarith (1/8) powered clear in the maiden; and Themis (7/4) finished the day with a comfortable success in the 20:30 handicap. Several non-runners were recorded (Notforalongtime, Hastily, Bel Espoir as reserve, She’s On The Ball reserve, The Monday Club, Deluca Chop and Cuckaloo Hill) and are noted below as withdrawn/non-runners.
Name: latest winners
Latest winners from the Limerick card (all races run on Good – Watered):
| # | Race (time) | Going | Winner | Odds | Trainer / Jockey | Winning margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Party Time & Limerick Motor Centre Rated Race (17:25) | GOOD (Watered) | Dancing Saxon | 3/1 | Joseph Patrick O’Brien / J M Sheridan | neck |
| 2 | Ei Electronics Handicap (18:00) | GOOD (Watered) | Rappell | 6/4 | Paul W Flynn / J M Sheridan | 3/4 |
| 3 | DAR Golf And Mann Family Handicap (18:30) | GOOD (Watered) | Glen Breeze | 5/2 | Patrick Magee / J M Sheridan | 1 1/4 |
| 4 | Heating Engineer Supplies Maiden (19:00) | GOOD (Watered) | Al Haarith | 1/8 | Joseph Patrick O’Brien / Dylan Browne McMonagle | 9 lengths |
| 5 | Conference & Banqueting Facilities @ Limerick Median Auction Fillies Maiden (19:30) | GOOD (Watered) | Nellcote | 5/2 | Joseph Patrick O’Brien / Dylan Browne McMonagle | 1/2 |
| 6 | Panoramic Restaurant At Limerick Racecourse Apprentice Handicap (20:00) | GOOD (Watered) | Magna Gee Gee | 11/2 | Patrick J Flynn / Robyn Donaghue-Leahy | head |
| 7 | Private Suites At Limerick Racecourse Handicap (20:30) | GOOD (Watered) | Themis | 7/4 | Joseph Patrick O’Brien / Dylan Browne McMonagle | 4 lengths |
Non-runners / withdrawals
A number of declared runners failed to take part: Notforalongtime (unsuitable ground), Hastily (coughing), Bel Espoir (reserve, not required), She’s On The Ball (reserve), The Monday Club (stone bruise), Deluca Chop (coughing) and Cuckaloo Hill (stone bruise).
Notes and quick takeaways
- Joseph Patrick O’Brien enjoyed a productive card with multiple winners; Dylan Browne McMonagle rode three of those winners.
- Several races were decided in the final furlong, underlining the importance of a good finish on tonight’s quick ground.
- Handicap finishes were tight — Magna Gee Gee just held on by a head, while Without Love was only beaten a head in the 20:00.
Full result list supplied above. For any further breakdowns (sectional times, form moves, or trainer/jockey seasonal tallies) please request the specific report required.
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Limerick Race Results
Limerick was the first new racecourse to open in Ireland for over fifty years in 2001 and now stages 18 meetings each year with a mixture of flat and jumps racing. The biggest meeting of the year is the four-day Christmas Festival in December. The feature races are the Grade 1 Faugheen Novice Chase on St Stephen’s Day and the Grade 2 Dorans Pride Novice Hurdle.
Past winners of the Faugheen Novice Chase include Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Imperial Call and Irish Gold Cup winner Bellshill. The Grade 2 Dawn Run Mares Novice Chase in March also has an impressive roll of honour including the prolific Vroum Vroum Mag in 2015. The Christmas Festival also includes a Ladies’ Day and a Family Fun Day.
Another important National Hunt fixture is Munster National weekend in October. This race was won by dual Grand National winner Tiger Roll in 2016. The biggest Limerick race on the flat is the Martin Molony Stakes in April.
You can get the latest Limerick race results by clicking on Today’s Results & Racecards from the dropdown menu. This page is continually updated with one of the fastest results services in the business. This is later updated with the complete finishing order and Tote returns which can be accessed by clicking on each race title. You can also search previous race results from the racing calendar icon beneath the page title.
Racecourse Guide
Racing has taken place in the Limerick area since 1790 but the previous site at Greenpark was absorbed by urban development. A new site was established near the village of Patrickswell.
Limerick is a right handed circuit of a mile and three furlongs. There is a steep climb on the back straight before a downhill run into the three furlong home straight. There is a slight incline to the finishing post so the course can call on stamina reserves when the going is testing.
There are seven fences to a circuit on the jumps track and five of them come in quick succession on the back straight. The second last can be tricky for horses beginning to tire. The hurdles track is on the inside of the chase course and is therefore sharper and there is a run-in of one furlong after the last.
Dining, Hospitality & Facilities
Limerick racecourse is sited on 400 acres of prime greenbelt land with the impressive Grandstand overlooking glorious countryside. It is now established as a modern and vibrant course with fantastic facilities, well worthy of staging top class racing.
Hospitality packages include the Panoramic Restaurant which overlooks the home straight. This is perfect for corporate entertainment with mouth-watering cuisine, cash bar and wines with waiter service. On each of the four floors of the Grandstand you can choose from tasty treats to gourmet fine dining. There are also 13 private boxes available to reserve which can accommodate groups of 10 to 120 people.
The nearest train station is Colbert Station on Parnell Street which is just 15 minutes from the racecourse. There are direct trains from Dublin, Enniss, Waterford and Rosslare.
Tickets
You can book your Limerick Early Bird admission tickets online. Your hospitality package for the Panoramic Restaurant can also be reserved online and the racecourse will welcome enquiries for private suite packages for corporate parties or larger groups.
The Effect of the Draw
A low draw is an advantage at Limerick on good or fast ground. The course suits front-runners but the draw is less of a factor when the going is soft.
Contact and Location
Limerick Racecourse, Park View, Patrickswell, County Limerick. Ireland.
Official Website: https://www.limerickraces.ie/