How do I find a horse racing history?
If your horse raced, you can find the owner/trainer at the time of the horse’s last race using the Horse Search feature at equibase.com and looking at the most recent chart or by ordering race records at equineline.com. You can view sample reports before you order, and sign up is free.
When did Tralee Racecourse close?
2008
Tralee Racecourse was a horse racing venue in Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. It was located at Ballybeggan Park about two miles to the north east of Tralee town centre. It ceased to operate in 2008 with fixtures transferred to other racecourses.
Why is Ireland so good at horse racing?
The tradition of racing runs very deep in Ireland. It is here that steeplechasing was born; it is here that many of the most illustrious horses in racing history have been bred over the course of several centuries. In terms of geology and climate, our country is an ideal location for the raising of young horses.
What is the oldest racecourse in Ireland?
Downpatrick Racecourse
Dating back to 1685, Downpatrick Racecourse is the oldest racecourse in Ireland. It has long been a hub of local life and attracts visitors from far and wide for great sport, entertainment, and fun. We host 10 fixtures each year, with our feature being the Ulster National in March.
What is the biggest horse race in Ireland?
The Galway Races, Ireland’s largest horse racing festival officially launched today – Galway Races.
Will Irish horses go to Cheltenham?
Irish trainers have confirmed they will not be sending horses to the Cheltenham National Hunt festival because of the foot-and-mouth outbreak in Britain. The annual festival at Prestbury Park attracts over 10,000 Irish racegoers. …
Who owns Irish racecourses?
HRI Racecourses Ltd is the arm of Horse Racing Ireland responsible for the running of its owned racecourses. Leopardstown, Navan, Fairyhouse and Tipperary Racecourses operate under this umbrella structure.
How many horse racecourses are there in Ireland?
26 racecourses
Going racing is a rather unique experience and with 26 racecourses in Ireland to choose from, every taste is sure to be catered for. If horse racing at its best is what you are looking for, Ireland is certainly the place to find it.
How do I know if my horse has a good bloodline?
Information on a horse’s bloodline can be both valuable and interesting….The information you’ll see includes:
- The horse’s name.
- The year of the horse’s birth.
- The horse’s color.
- The horse’s sex characteristics (not strictly male/female — includes classifications like gelding, colt, etc.)
- The horse’s sire and dam.
When do the Irish horse racing fixtures come out?
The 2019 Fixture List for Irish racing has been released today (Wednesday September 12, 2018) by Horse Racing Ireland. Fixtures for next year reflect the needs of racegoers and industry professionals, as well as an exciting schedule built to mark the opening of the redeveloped Curragh racecourse.
Why is there no horse racing in Ireland?
Due to current Government Covid-19 restrictions, racing in Ireland is currently taking place with limited capacity. We still want you to be part of the action from home and below we have some ways in which you can do so and stay involved.
What are the fixtures for the Irish Derby 2019?
Principal features of the 2019 fixture list are: The Curragh will stage 19 fixtures including an extended three-day Spring Festival in May, a Thursday-Saturday Irish Derby festival and four Friday evening fixtures in August. There will be five completely blank Sundays during the summer months.
How can I stay involved in Irish racing?
We still want you to be part of the action from home and below we have some ways in which you can do so and stay involved. Be sure to follow us online, on social media or via broadcast to keep in touch with the action on the track and the latest in Irish racing news.