Form profile

Made an impressive winning debut in a point-to-point at Lingstown in March and won a maiden hurdle at Limerick’s Christmas meeting by a wide margin on his racecourse debut.

Trainer says

Final Demand will lead the team for the Nathaniel Lacy. He was impressive at Limerick and we’re looking forward to him.

Form profile

A winning point-to-pointer, she made an impressive winning racecourse debut in a mares’ bumper at Fairyhouse in December.

Trainer says

The Coolmore N.H. Sires Luxembourg Irish EBF Mares I.N.H. Flat Race is a fantastic race. It’s probably worth more than any bumper in Britain or Ireland and we always aim for it. Based on her form at Fairyhouse, Future Prospect looks to be the one, but we have a lovely bunch for the race.

Form profile

Shaped with promise on his racecourse debut in a valuable bumper at Newbury in March prior to changing hands and making a winning start for Mullins in a bumper at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He is an intended runner in the Grade 2 bumper on the first day of the Dublin Racing Festival. He’ll have to improve, but Ruby rode him in a bit of work yesterday and was very happy with him.

Form profile

A winning point-to-pointer that won two of his three starts in bumpers for Mullins including the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival, he made a winning hurdling debut at Navan in December, but was well beaten in the Lawlor’s Of Naas Novice Hurdle.

Trainer says

I was a little disappointed with his run at Naas. He hasn’t jumped well enough on his last two starts, so I'm putting him in the longer race at the Dublin Racing Festival to give him more time to jump. If you look back at his point-to-point, he didn’t jump all that well that day either. We're schooling him and trying to give him confidence. You're always worried when a horse jumps like that, he might have a physical problem, but we can't find any physical problem that might be making him do that. We could put cheekpieces or blinkers on him, but we haven't done that yet. We'll give him time to learn.

Form profile

Made it third-time lucky over hurdles when winning a maiden at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

I think he’s a really good type of horse. He could be anything. He’s a horse I like a lot. He will go for the Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle. That’s what is in my head at the moment, unless something changes. From the first day he came to the stable, some horses just hit you. Like the first day I saw Fact To File, the first day I saw Majborough, and Kaid d’Authie, they are just fine beasts that you’d want to buy and ride.

Form profile

Made a winning seasonal reappearance in a maiden hurdle at Clonmel before finishing fourth in the Future Champions Novice Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He won well at Clonmel and ran a solid race at Leopardstown. He should continue to improve and win more races.

Form profile

Made a winning Irish debut in a maiden hurdle at Tramore in November, but was well beaten in the Future Champions Novice Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He’s a nice horse, but he disappointed me at Christmas. He might want better ground.

Form profile

Made an impressive winning debut in the valuable George Mernagh Memorial Sales Bumper at the Fairyhouse Easter Festival and went on to make a winning hurdling debut in a maiden at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He’ll more than likely run in the Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle. I couldn’t understand why he jumped like he did last time, because he jumps very well at home. I have in my mind that there was another reason for that which I’ll change the next day. The headgear may make the difference.

Form profile

The winner of her only start over hurdles when trained in France, she made a highly-promising Irish debut when a short-head second in the O'Driscolls Irish Whiskey Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

She impressed me hugely at Leopardstown. I think she could go all the way to the top. We were only looking to get a run into her to see what she was like, so for her to run so well says plenty about her. We saw Nicky Henderson's horse Lulamba winning very impressively in Ascot. I think with a 7lb allowance this filly could get into that area.

Form profile

Formerly trained in France, she won a Listed fillies’ juvenile hurdle at Auteuil in June prior to joining Mullins. She disappointed on her Irish debut in the O'Driscolls Irish Whiskey Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

She disappointed me on her first start for us at Leopardstown. I’m thinking she might be more of a spring horse and there will hopefully be much better to come from her. She might be more of a Punchestown filly as she should enjoy spring ground.

Form profile

Placed on her only start over hurdles when trained in France, she made a winning Irish debut in a maiden hurdle at Punchestown in December.

Trainer says

She won well at Punchestown. I was really taken with it. I wasn’t expecting it. I thought she was half decent, but her performance exceeded expectations. Knowing that she was only half ready that day, I’m very much looking forward to seeing more of her on the track.

Form profile

Made a promising debut when second to Sir Gino in a Listed juvenile hurdle at Auteuil and finished sixth in the Triumph Hurdle on his first start for Mullins. He won a maiden hurdle at Tipperary in the opening weeks of the new season and returned from a break to win the Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle at Punchestown in January.

Trainer says

I was very happy with him. I thought jumping the third-last, he had no chance, that he’d blown up. But he took a breather and to do what he did, to come back and beat them all, wow! After pulling as hard as he did and running his race, I thought I’d be quite forgiving of him, knowing how long it took us to get him ready, the fact that he blew up and will be much better the next day. And then he got his second wind and came out and beat them, so to me that was good enough, it was very good. He won’t run at the Dublin Racing Festival, his next run will be Cheltenham. He jumps much better at home, he just pulled too hard, his head was into flying and not racing, so I’m not worried about his jumping, we think he jumps very well. There will be a lot stronger pace at Cheltenham and he can let fly then.

Form profile

The winner of two of his five starts over hurdles when trained in France, he made a promising Irish debut when third in the O'Driscolls Irish Whiskey Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He’s a lovely horse and ran a nice race at Christmas on his first start for us. He had plenty of experience in France, which makes you wonder how much he’ll improve from that run and he’ll need to improve a lot based on what Lulamba did the other day.

Form profile

Fourth in both the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival and the equivalent contest at the Punchestown Festival, he made it second-time lucky over hurdles when winning a maiden at Fairyhouse in January.

Trainer says

He looks to be one for the Nathaniel Lacy & Partners Solicitors Novice Hurdle.

Form profile

Beaten 10½ lengths in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival on his first start for Mullins, he won a maiden hurdle at Ballinrobe in the first week of the new season and returned from a break to finish second in the Lawlor’s Of Naas Novice Hurdle.

Trainer says

Supasundae will step up in trip for the Nathaniel Lucy, he probably needs it. He pulls hard but we can put something on him to stop that happening. On his second run he will hopefully drop it a bit once the excitement has gone out of him. He’s rated 142 here and I think he could go a lot higher. I think he has a lot of improvement in him.

Form profile

A winner over hurdles when trained in France, he finished second in a Grade 3 juvenile hurdle at Fairyhouse on the Irish debut, but could only finish sixth in the O'Driscolls Irish Whiskey Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown’s Christmas meeting.

Trainer says

He has been disappointing so far based on how good his French form was. I haven’t given up on him and hope that he can show improvement through the spring.