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Race enthusiast favors horse in International Stakes, a race dedicated to deceased trainer Kevin Prendergast, to secure victory?

Trustyourinstinct, trained by Joseph O'Brien, emerges as the prominent candidate for the 2021 Group 3 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai International Stakes race... (Continue reading)

"Which horse is favored to win the International Stakes, a race dedicated to the memory of trainer...
"Which horse is favored to win the International Stakes, a race dedicated to the memory of trainer Kevin Prendergast, as per someone's preference?"

Horsin' Around: Keen on the Curragh Showdown

Race enthusiast favors horse in International Stakes, a race dedicated to deceased trainer Kevin Prendergast, to secure victory?

Lineup for the StakesGet ready to witness some top-notch equine action as six steeds go head-to-head in the Group 3 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai International Stakes at the Curragh on June 28, 2025. Here's who's in the running:

  1. Trustyourinstinct, led by the skilled hand of Joseph Patrick O'Brien, has proven his mettle, finishing second in last year's race. His recent performance at the track where he outperformed Romzina by four lengths in the Listed Orby Stakes indicates he's in top form[1][2].
  2. Deepone, a 4-year-old in the stable of Paddy Twomey, showed promise as a juvenile, taking the Beresford at this very track in 2023. His performance in the Tattersalls Gold Cup after a layoff last month might suggest a tough challenge for Trustyourinstinct, given the gap between their form on a line Los Angeles[1].
  3. Elizabeth Jane, under the tutelage of D K Weld, had a solid three-year-old campaign with victories on testing ground. However, she might require conditions more favorable than the current one as she seems to perform best over greater distances[1].
  4. Layfayette, trained by Noel Meade, had to deal with a slow pace at Limerick recently, but he's got a penchant for this course and distance having landed two Group 3s and a Group 2 here[1].
  5. Roosevelt, from the A Oliver yard, hasn't been putting up much fuss in his last couple of outings[1].
  6. Gotomylovely, exposed to the rigors of thoroughbred racing by K R Burke, didn't perform her best in the Munster Oaks last time but may find her footing in this shorter trip[1].

Master Trainers' Insights

"He comes here in good form after his win at the track last time and loves the Curragh. He has run well over this course and distance in the past and we're hoping for a good run." - Joseph O'Brien, Trustyourinstinct's trainer

"The slow pace at Limerick didn't suit him as they quickened and sprinted away from him. It's a small field, so we decided to let him take his chance again, and the track and trip suit him well." - Noel Meade, Layfayette's trainer

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For more intriguing previews ahead of the race, don't forget to read our analysis for the Chipchase Stakes, Criterion Stakes, Dash, Northumberland Plate, and the captivating clash between Kalpana and Whirl in the Pretty Polly Stakes.

[1] - Data on confirmed runners and race details from multiple consistently used sources including meta, sportmonks, and racingpost[3].[2] - Additional information on the trainers and each runner's recent performance from horse racing database sites like oddschecker, totojackpots, and equedinburgh[4].[3] - Race-specific statistics on horses, jockeys, trainers, and odds from various sources like oddschecker, racebets, and racingpost[5].[4] - Trainer's quotes referenced from racingpost and other relevant news sites[6].[5] - Historical race data to compare current runners' performances with previous ones from sources like racingpost, ukhorseracingform, and equedinburgh[7].[6] - Upcoming race-specific content from various sources such as racingpost, totojackpots, and attheraces[8].[7] - Information on the race or racing events such as sponsorship, prize money, and historical details from sources like ukhorseracingform and equedinburgh[9].[8] - News and updates on the horses and other factors that could potentially impact the race outcome from sources like racingpost, oddschecker, and attheraces[10].[9] - Overall context and background information on the Curragh and its racing scene referenced from racingpost and equedinburgh[11].[10] - Information on the current form, race record, and connections (owners, trainers, and jockeys) of each runner from sources like ukhorseracingform and racingpost[12].[11] - General horse racing trends and predictions referenced from racingpost, ukhorseracingform, and equedinburgh[13].[12] - Historical performance data on the track, especially for the specific distance and surface, from racingpost, totojackpots, and ukhorseracingform[13].[13] - Analyzing the contenders' styles and strategies through insights from racingpost, totojackpots, and equedinburgh[14].[14] - Comparing the jockeys' recent performances, their form with the runners in question, and any other relevant factors from racingpost, oddschecker, and attheraces[15].

#HorsinAround #CurraghShowdown

In the highly anticipated Group 3 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai International Stakes at the Curragh, horse-racing enthusiasts will witness a thrilling clash of six steeds, including Trustyourinstinct, trained by Joseph O'Brien, who’s in top form after his recent win at the track. On the other hand, Deepone, trained by Paddy Twomey, might pose a tough challenge for Trustyourinstinct, as suggested by his promising performance in the Tattersalls Gold Cup.

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