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BOYLE Sports Galway Tribes Handicap Hurdle

Galway · 14:37 · Saturday, 1 August 2026 · 2m175y · Good To Yielding

🤖 AI race preview

The race is likely to be contested at a moderate to steady pace, with Pauls Dream emerging as the standout performer on form, having won two recent handicaps at Ballinrobe and Kilbeggan with strong tactical runs and a consistent RPR of 137, despite a 10lb rise in weight — a sign of resilience and class. His recent win at Kilbeggan, where he held the lead after the third fence and pushed through under pressure, combined with a solid OFR of 126 and a favourable draw, makes him the horse to beat in a field where pace and positioning are key. The main dangers come from Fiveonefive, who showed improvement at Ballinrobe last time with a narrow third and a strong RPR of 137, and Autumn Twist, who finished second to Putapoundinthejar at Bellewstown last time and is now 3lb better off, making him a hard-to-ignore each-way player at the forecast price. Red Glory, making his first appearance in headgear, also presents a value at the forecast price with a solid record in dual-purpose work and a 1W/1R course record, while Berto Ramirez offers a low-risk, flat-achieving option with a recent fourth at Galway.

Written by our AI before the off from form, ratings and conditions — neutral analysis, not a betting recommendation. How we build verdicts.

🏁 Result

1Fiveonefive (IRE) Jack Kennedy11
2Metamorpheus (IRE) Conor Stone-Walsh13
3Pauls Dream (IRE) Danny Mullins4.33
4Red Glory (IRE) Darragh OKeeffe17
5Matt Connor (IRE) Josh Williamson17
6Serienmond (GER) Mr D McGill13

Settled from official results.

AI top 3 (before the off)

🥇Fiveonefive
🥈Lips Freedom
🥉Avalo

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