Diamond Stakes
Ireland | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous Diamond Stakes Winners
Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
BEAR STORY
(IRE)
3C KODIAC (GB) - ANGELS STORY (IRE) GALILEO (IRE) |
RONAN WHELAN | 59.5 | M HALFORD | 1 |
|
BOWERMAN
(GB)
6G DUTCH ART (GB) - JAMBORETTA (IRE) DANEHILL (USA) |
C T KEANE | 61.5 | ADRIAN MCGUINNESS | 12 |
|
BLENHEIM PALACE
(IRE)
3C GALILEO (IRE) - MEOW (IRE) STORM CAT (USA) |
DONNACHA O'BRIEN | 58.5 | A P O'BRIEN | 6 |
|
MOOTASADIR
(GB)
3C DANSILI (GB) - MAHBOOBA (AUS) GALILEO (IRE) |
PAT COSGRAVE | 58.5 | H PALMER | 4 |
|
WAR DECREE
(USA)
3C WAR FRONT (USA) - ROYAL DECREE (USA) STREET CRY (IRE) |
DONNACHA O'BRIEN | 58.5 | A P O'BRIEN | 10 |
|
LONG ISLAND SOUND
(USA)
3C WAR FRONT (USA) - TREASURE TRAIL (USA) PULPIT (USA) |
SEAMIE HEFFERNAN | 58.5 | A P O'BRIEN | 2 |
|
PANAMA HAT
(GB)
4G MEDICEAN (GB) - STREET STYLE (IRE) ROCK OF GIBRALTAR (IRE) |
CHRIS HAYES | 61.0 | ANDREW OLIVER | 3 |
|
CAT O'MOUNTAIN
(USA)
4G STREET CRY (IRE) - THUNDER KITTEN (USA) STORM CAT (USA) |
FRAN BERRY | 61.0 | C APPLEBY | 4 |
|
PARISH HALL
(IRE)
4H TEOFILO (IRE) - HALLA SIAMSA (IRE) MONTJEU (IRE) |
K J MANNING | 61.0 | J S BOLGER | 7 |
|
DECLARATION OF WAR
(USA)
3C WAR FRONT (USA) - TEMPO WEST (USA) RAHY (USA) |
J P O'BRIEN | 58.5 | A P O'BRIEN | 1 |
|
FREEDOM
(IRE)
3C HURRICANE RUN (IRE) - CUTE CAIT (GB) ATRAF (GB) |
SEAMIE HEFFERNAN | 57.0 | A P O'BRIEN | 10 |
|
GITANO HERNANDO
(GB)
4H HERNANDO (FR) - GINO'S SPIRITS (GB) PERUGINO (USA) |
K FALLON | 58.0 | M BOTTI | 1 |
|
MASTERCRAFTSMAN
(IRE)
3F DANEHILL DANCER (IRE) - STARLIGHT DREAMS (USA) BLACK TIE AFFAIR (IRE) |
J MURTAGH | 58.0 | A P O'BRIEN | 6 |
|
MUHANNAK
(IRE)
4G CHESTER HOUSE (USA) - OPERA (GB) FORZANDO (GB) |
P SMULLEN | 60.5 | R M BECKETT | 12 |
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