Hurdle horse race in Ireland
Galway Hurdle
2024
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Nurburgring
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Ndaawi
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My Mate Mozzie
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Previous years
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2023
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Zarak The Brave
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Jesse Evans
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My Mate Mozzie
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2022
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Tudor City
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Jesse Evans
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Prairie Dancer
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2021
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Saldier
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Milkwood
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Cape Gentleman
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2020
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Aramon
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Hearts Are Trumps
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Petit Mouchoir
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2019
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Tudor City
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Due Reward
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Band of Outlaws
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2018
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Sharjah
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Blazer
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Leoncavallo
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2017
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Tigris River
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Swamp Fox
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Airlie Beach
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2016
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Clondaw Warrior
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Hidden Cyclone
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Princely Conn
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2015
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Quick Jack
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Max Dynamite
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Ted Veale
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2014
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Thomas Edison
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Bayan
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The Game Changer
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2013
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Missunited
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Flaxen Flare
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Make Your Mark
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2012
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Rebel Fitz
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Cause of Causes
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Captain Cee Bee
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2011
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Moon Dice
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Fosters Cross
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Dirar
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2010-2001
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2010
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Overturn
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Bahrain Storm
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Dirar
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2009
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Bahrain Storm
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Deutschland
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Lucky Wish
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2008
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Indian Pace
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Eagle's Pass
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Northern Alliance
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2007
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Farmer Brown
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Freeloader
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Eagle's Pass
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2006
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Cuan Na Grai
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Shandon Star
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The Last Hurrah
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2005
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More Rainbows
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Tiger Cry
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Callow Lake
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2004
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Cloone River
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Gemini Guest
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Mirpour
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2003
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Sabadilla
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Cloone River
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Lafayette
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2002
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Say Again
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Mutakarrim
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Just Our Job
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2001
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Ansar
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The Gatherer
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Vivo
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2000-1991
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2000
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Perugino Diamond
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Darialann
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Barba Papa
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1999
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Quinze
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Dance So Suite
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Vivo
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1998
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Black Queen
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Tidjani
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Shantarini
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1997
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Toast The Spreece
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Kinnescash
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Valley Erne
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1996
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Mystical City
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Space Trucker
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Just Little
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1995
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No Tag
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Saibot
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Skipo
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1994
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Oh So Grumpy
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Royal Print
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No Tag
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1993
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Camden Buzz
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Mubadir
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Native Portrait
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1992
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Natalies Fancy
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Natural Ability
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Mansion House
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1991
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Sagaman
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Cheering News
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Cock Cockburn
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The Galway Hurdle is a National Hunt hurdle race in Ireland which is open to horses aged four years or older. It is run at Galway over a distance of about 2 miles (2 miles and 11 yards, or 3,229 metres), and during its running there are nine hurdles to be jumped. It is a handicap race, and it is scheduled to take place each year in late July or early August.
The event is held during the seven-day Galway Festival meeting. It was established in 1913, and the inaugural running was won by Red Damsel. For the first six years it was contested over 1½ miles. The race is now sponsored by Guinness.
Records
Most successful horse since 1988 (2 wins):
Leading jockey since 1988 (3 wins):
- Patrick Mullins - Sharjah (2018), Aramon (2020), Saldier (2021)
Leading trainer since 1988 (6 wins):
- Willie Mullins – Mystical City (1996), Clondaw Warrior (2016), Sharjah (2018), Aramon (2020), Saldier (2021), Zarak The Brave (2023)
Winners since 1988
- ^ a b c d e amateur jockey
Earlier winners
- 1913 – Red Damsel
- 1950 – Lady's Find
- 1951 – Wye Fly
- 1952 – Warrenscourt Lad
- 1953 – Prince of Devon
- 1954 – Cloudless Days
- 1955 – Antigue II
- 1956 – Ivy Green
- 1957 – Tymon Castle
- 1958 – Knight Errant
- 1959 – Cashel View
- 1960 – Commutering
- 1961 – Cynge Noir / Newgrove *
- 1962 – Tripacer
- 1963 – Snow Trix
- 1964 – Extra Stout
- 1965 – Ticonderoga
- 1966 – Warkey
- 1967 – Muir
- 1968 – Annalong
- 1969 – Bonne
- 1970 – Dictora
- 1971 – Highway View
- 1972 – Hardboy
- 1973 – Lesabelle
- 1974 – Just for Fun
- 1975 – Double Default / Spanner *
- 1976 – Negrada
- 1977 – Paddy Bouler
- 1978 – Prince Tammy
- 1979 – Hard Tarquin
- 1980 – Pearlstone
- 1981 – Double Wrapped
- 1982 – Pinch Hitter
- 1983 – Pinch Hitter
- 1984 – Tara Lee
- 1985 – Strathline
- 1986 – Rushmoor
- 1987 – Belsir
* The 1961 race was a dead-heat and has joint winners.
* There were two winners in 1975 as the race was split into separate divisions.
See also
References
- Racing Post:
- 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
- 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
- 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
- 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
- carlow-nationalist.ie – "All set for another Ballybrit Bonanza" (2006).
- galway-races.net – "History of the Galway Festival".
- timesonline.co.uk[dead link] – "Glorious Galway" (2006).