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Cheltenham 2026

Trainer - Barry Connell

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Last Winner

Ksar Fatal (FR)
11/8, S W Flanagan
Punchestown Sun, 15th Feb, 26

Runs Since Last Winner

Days Since Last Winner

Last Runner

Net Boy (FR)
u.r., 12/1, S W Flanagan
Leopardstown Tue, 3rd Mar, 26

Roscommon 26-9-22 Barry Connell (Trainer)(Photo HEALY RACING)

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

€Earnings

€1 Level Stk

Last 21 Days (N.H.)

66.67%

€67200.00

€40.38

Last 21 Days (N.H.)

Runs - 3, Wins - 2, Places - 0

Win %

66.67%

Earnings

€67200.00

€1 Level Stk

€40.38

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Cheltenham Previous 3 Years

No Runners in last 3 years

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Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

03Mar26 Leo 17 S 5y+ S (14K)

Net Boy 11-12[12/1] unseated rider in race won by Raffles Dolce Vita

S W Flanagan

15Feb26 Pun 19 H 4y+ MdnHdl (12K)

Ksar Fatal 11-12[11/8] 1st of 15, 2.25L to Dani Donadoni

S W Flanagan

15Feb26 Pun 27 H 5y+ HcapCh (100K)

My Immortal 11-4[40/1] 1st of 14, 5L to Uncle Pat

Mr F Maguire

125

Date Course

Conditions

Runner/Weight/Jockey Weight

05Mar26 Thu

22SH 4y+ HcapHdl (12K)

Low Style 11-2 S W Flanagan

100

07Mar26 Gow

20H 4y+ HcapHdl (12K)

Low Style 11-2

100

08Mar26 Naa

19SH 4y+ HcapHdl (25K)

Hgranca De Thaix 11-8

127

08Mar26 Naa

20SH 5y+ S (13K)

Apple's Of Bresil 11-12

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Type

Runs-

Wins

Wins %

Runners-

Winners

Winners %

€ Level

Hurdle

38-

17-

-14.21

Chase

19-

10-

NHF

-1

NH Total

58-

22-

6.8

Recent Quotes
Punchestown Sun, 15th Feb, 2026 Ksar Fatal He won well. He’s just a green horse, and it’s his first time over hurdles. He hasn’t run for nine months. He was working with the slow horse that won the National Trial! I don’t know what that tells you. He’s an exciting horse. He’ll have two more runs over hurdles this year and then we’ll go jumping a fence. He’s very good to jump. He’s by a very good sire, Buck’s Boum. I think what we’re looking at is the Grade 2 in Fairyhouse in seven weeks’ time. If everything went well there, he could come back to Punchestown for the 2m4f Grade 1. That’ll be him then under wraps until he goes jumping a fence next year. Willie’s horse was second in Cork, and the winner came out and won a Grade 3 in Gowran yesterday. If it was a month ago you might be thinking about going to Cheltenham but for a horse that is going chasing, I don’t think we need to be going there. There are some lovely targets at home.
Punchestown Sun, 15th Feb, 2026 My Immortal We ran him in Galway in October and it’s usually bottomless there, but I ran three horses and they all came back jarred. I ran him back in Leopardstown and the ground was grand for horses that want good ground but he just didn’t like it, minded himself and pulled himself up. The way that he’s been working at home I was expecting a big run from him today. All we needed was the ground – he’d stay any trip. I might enter him for the Midlands Grand National National (at Uttoxeter, March 14). He’s going to get 10lb for winning today, so that would make him 135 and he’d probably get in off bottom weight. I might stick him in the Leinster National as well, that closes next week, and he could be one for the Welsh National next year.
Punchestown Sun, 15th Feb, 2026 My Immortal We ran him in Galway in October and it’s usually bottomless there but I ran three horses there and they all came back jarred. I ran him back in Leopardstown and the ground was grand for horses that want good ground, but he just didn’t like it, minded himself and pulled himself up. Last year we had a couple of horses, him and Hgranca De Thaix, that were never right. The way that he’s been working at home I was expecting a big run from him today. All we needed was the ground. He’d stay any trip. I’ll probably enter him for the Midlands National. He’s going to get 10lb for that so that would make him 135 and he’d probably get in off bottom weight. We are going to run out of places for soft ground fairly soon. I might stick him in the Leinster National as well, that closes next week. He could be one for the Welsh National next year. Finny gave him an unbelievable ride, he got him into some rhythm. It’s great to have him in the yard, Sean rides most of them but we try to give Finny as many chances as we can.
Tue, 10th Feb, 2026 William Munny It’s soul destroying when you have a horse who would have been capable of being very competitive in the Champion Hurdle this year and he just does something silly. It will mend 100 per cent and he’s something to look forward to for next year.