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Trainer - Adrian McGuinness
Hayestown House Lusk Dublin
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Last Winner
Runs Since Last Winner
6
Days Since Last Winner
1
Last Runner

Adrian McGuinness
(c)Healy Racing Photos
Runs
Wins
Places
Win %
Earnings
1 Level Stk
Last 21 Days (Flat)
40
5
8
12.50%
110800.00
-14.25
Last 21 Days (Flat)
Runs - 40, Wins - 5, Places - 8
Win %
12.50%
Earnings
110800.00
€1 Level Stk
-14.25
Last 21 Days (N.H.)
1
0
1
0.00%
2000.00
-1.00
Last 21 Days (N.H.)
Runs - 1, Wins - 0, Places - 1
Win %
0.00%
Earnings
2000.00
€1 Level Stk
-1.00
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Glorious Goodwood Previous 3 Years
No Runners in last 3 years
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Date Course
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Graph
Type
Runs-
Wins
Wins %
Runners-
Winners
Winners %
Level
2yo
16-
0
0
6-
0
0
-16
3yo
59-
4
7
11-
2
18
-35
4yo+
171-
16
9
30-
12
40
-61.17
Flat Total
246-
20
8
47-
14
30
-112.17
| Recent Quotes |
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Dundalk Sat, 15th Aug, 2026
Dark Ace Probably shouldn't have brought him to Galway. We all wanted to go and we all love Galway, but it wasn't his trip and I said to the lads we are turning a sprinter into a seven-furlong horse. The last day in the Curragh, the ground was very quick that day and he didn't seem to handle it, but he's a fair horse. He's as good a sprinter as I've had in a long, long time. He's very fast. He's in the Ayr Gold Cup, but he's in the Bold Lad (Curragh) as well. We'll see, it will be either one. There will be loads of opportunities for him after that. I'm delighted to have him and I'm lucky to have him. He was very unlucky over five (furlongs) up the Curragh on Derby weekend. I'll just wipe off the last day. He should have won in Newbury. He's well able to hold his own. We were toying with coming here today or going to Ripon for a hundred grand race. Probably the way he won there, he wouldn't have been too far away (in Ripon). I'm delighted we stayed here for the lads. |
Wed, 12th Aug, 2026
She's Ideal She came out of a claimer for five grand a couple of weeks ago. We done a few bits and pieces with her, but she is what she is. She had top weight, but the form was sort of solid with the other filly winning today. We claimed her in Ballinrobe after she beat my other filly (Minaun View). It's not too often you give five grand for one and they win so quick,. She'll probably go into something similar. I thought she was stuffed at the bottom, but she stuck it out well. She has plenty of ability. This time of the year with them fillies, when they come into themselves you never know what they'll do. |
Gowran Park Wed, 12th Aug, 2026
Minaun View She loves these claimers. In her grade, she's able to hold her own in them. She gets the weight off the horses that are in not to be claimed, so that's a big help. She's there to be claimed. The lads are from the North. We'll probably try and claim her back, anyhow, and we'll see what happens. She's as solid as anything. We ran her in Galway but she was a bit out of her comfort zone, drawn wide. In Galway, when you are drawn wide and you have to go hard, it doesn't really suit. |
Wed, 12th Aug, 2026
She's Ideal She came out of a Claimer for five grand a couple of weeks ago. We done a few bits and pieces with her but she is what she is. She had top weight, but the form was sort of solid with the other filly winning today. We claimed her in Ballinrobe after she beat my other filly (Maunan View). It's not too often you give five grand for one and they win so quick,. She'll probably go into something similar. I thought she was stuffed at the bottom, but she stuck it out well. She has plenty of ability. This time of the year with them fillies when they come into themselves you never know what they'll do. |
Wed, 12th Aug, 2026
Minaun View She loves these Claimers. In her grade, she's able to hold her own in them. She gets the weight off the horses that are in not to be claimed so that's a big help. |
Naas Wed, 22nd Jul, 2026
Eddie G He was caught wide on the outside in Leopardstown last time and it was a little bit quick. He just struggled. He had a good run previous to that in the north. He likes a little bit of juice but the ground is beautiful out there. It's riding really, really safe and even a horse that wants a little bit of juice, they are travelling on it. He's a tough little hardy boy. Where he was rated he wasn't going to get a run next week in Galway, that's why he is here. They are Galway lads that own him, the Connollys. He was 73, so he wasn't going to get in. We might find something for him before the week is out. There are entries closing tomorrow. If he is getting in and he's okay, he'll go there. |

Glorious Goodwood Tips
Probably shouldn't have brought him to Galway. We all wanted to go and we all love Galway, but it wasn't his trip and I said to the lads we are turning a sprinter into a seven-furlong horse. The last day in the Curragh, the ground was very quick that day and he didn't seem to handle it, but he's a fair horse. He's as good a sprinter as I've had in a long, long time. He's very fast. He's in the Ayr Gold Cup, but he's in the Bold Lad (Curragh) as well. We'll see, it will be either one. There will be loads of opportunities for him after that. I'm delighted to have him and I'm lucky to have him. He was very unlucky over five (furlongs) up the Curragh on Derby weekend. I'll just wipe off the last day. He should have won in Newbury. He's well able to hold his own. We were toying with coming here today or going to Ripon for a hundred grand race. Probably the way he won there, he wouldn't have been too far away (in Ripon). I'm delighted we stayed here for the lads.



