Galway Hurdle Tips & Odds
The Galway Hurdle is a handicap race run at the Galway Festival and is open to horses aged four years or older and takes place in late July or early August. Read More
Run over two miles and 11 yards, the Galway Hurdle is one of the jumping highlights alongside the Galway Plate at the seven-day extravaganza and attracts some top notch handicappers from the UK & Ireland. You can check out the odds for the Galway Hurdle below...
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Galway Hurdle Tips
@RoadCheltenham has provided us with a runners guide and his 1-2-3 for the 2024 Galway Hurdle...
What is the Galway Hurdle?
The Galway Hurdle is a hugely competitive two-mile race run in the middle of the Galway Festival and it can often be targeted by those trainers with a plan to head to the Cheltenham Festival with their star performers later in their career. Royal Ascot may be the summer feature in the UK, but the Galway Festival is the highlight in Ireland, and the Galway Hurdle is one of the valuable blue riband events, and has an illustrious roll of honour.
Donald McCain's Overturn was a fine winner of the 2010 renewal, but it's mainly be dominated by Irish-trained contenders with the likes of Clondaw Warrior (2016) and Sharjah (2018) just two big names, with the latter of those pair going on to finish runner-up in the 2020 Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival to show the race can throw up a classy winner.
What happened in the 2023 Galway Hurdle?
Willie Mullins claimed Galway Hurdle in 2023 with Zarak The Brave landing the spoils at 9/2 with Jesse Evans back in second.