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Irish Stallion Farms EBF Vintage Tipple Stakes (Listed Race)

Gowran Park · Tue 5th May 2026 · 18:07
📏 1m6f 🏷️ Class Class 1 🌿 Yielding 🏟️ Turf 💰 €29,450 🐎 Flat
2nd
Snapretend
15/8F
Dylan Browne McMonagle
1st
Moody
9/4
W J Lee
3rd
Dippedinmoonlight
10/1
Gary Carroll
🏷️
Class
Class 1
📏
Distance
1m6f
🌿
Going
Yielding
🏟️
Surface
Turf
💰
Prize
€29,450
🐎
Runners
13
🔖
Type
Flat
📊 Betting Forecast
2/1 Moody, 5/2 Snapretend, 11/4 Floresta, 13/2 Contorsion, 16/1 Nuit, 20/1 Bay Colony, Dippedinmoonlight, 25/1 Denim And Diamonds, 40/1 Tamam Desert, 66/1 Jannah Star
Pos Horse / Form Age/Wgt Jockey / Trainer OR Odds
10
Floresta Form: 31215-
4y
131 lbs
Ben Coen
J P Murtagh
101 9/2
10
Navy Waters Form: 3128-3
5y
128 lbs

W McCreery
85
7
Tamam Desert Form: 060-00
4y
128 lbs
Jamie Powell
M D O'Callaghan
83 66/1
🥇 1st
Moody Form: 21-1
4y
131 lbs
W J Lee
P Twomey
100 9/4
9
Bay Colony Form: 3177-4
4y
128 lbs
Seamie Heffernan
J A Stack
85 22/1
5
Contorsion Form: 15-
4y
128 lbs
J M Sheridan
Joseph Patrick O'Brien
- 10/1
8 4y
128 lbs
Declan McDonogh
Joseph Patrick O'Brien
85 12/1
🥉 3rd 6y
128 lbs
Gary Carroll
Emmet Mullins
84 10/1
7
Galileo Dame Form: /000-2
5y
128 lbs

Joseph Patrick O'Brien
93
6
Jannah Star Form: 2234-4
4y
128 lbs
Chris Hayes
Joseph Patrick O'Brien
76 50/1
4
Nuit Form: 54302-
4y
128 lbs
Ronan Whelan
Henry De Bromhead
93 33/1
9
Lady Mairen Form: 243/6
4y
128 lbs

P Twomey
86
🥈 2nd
Snapretend Form: 3113-2
4y
128 lbs
Dylan Browne McMonagle
Joseph Patrick O'Brien
99 15/8F
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RACING POST VERDICT

FLORESTA, who ran a fine race in the 14.5f Group 2 Park Hill when last seen, is taken to make a winning seasonal reappearance

Racing Post Pick
Floresta

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15:05 AscotWINNER
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Horse Silk
Limestone
J : Dylan Browne McMonagle
T : Joseph Patrick O'Brien
15:05
Age: 3
Form: 321-11
Weight: 128 lbs
OR:
Joseph O\'Brien had a fantastic opening day, saddling one winner and three placed horses, and his team continues to operate in excellent form.

His representative here, LIMESTONE, really caught my eye on his latest start in Ireland. For a brief moment he looked as though he might be struggling for pace, but when asked to quicken he produced a turn of foot that was extremely impressive.

The step up to 1m6f is unknown territory for many in this field, but based on the way he finished off his race over 1m5f, I don\'t see the extra furlong being an issue at all. In fact, it may bring out even more improvement.