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19.00

Firm

Heating Engineer Supplies Maiden

Prize money: £6146.09
1m 0f 50y
7 runners

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Runners: 7 runners

Type: Flat Turf

Surface: Turf

Weather: Sunny

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1st

2 (7)

Al Haarith

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

2/7 (Won)

Win: £1.13
Place: £1.10

Form: 343-0 BF

Last run: 36 days

W: 9st 8lb

3 yo Colt

OR: 106

Form & Verdict

Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, albeit RPRs suggest a three-figure mark flatters him; competed against the likes of Benvenuto Cellini and Hawk Mountain, including when third of five in Group 2 Beresford Stakes; tongue-tie was reached for when uneasy Evens fav for Fairyhouse return over 7f, and ran a shocker; that raises a note of caution, but what's going to beat him?

Place / No / Draw	Date / Going / Distance / Class	Time + Course Horse + Weight Jockey / Trainer	Verdict	Starting price
8th 6 (5)	6th Aug 2026 Good To Firm 1m 0f 0y	18:00 Leopardstown Al Haarith 9st 2lb J: Dylan Browne McMonagle T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien	Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, competed against the likes of Benvenuto Cellini and Hawk Mountain, including when third of five in the Beresford Stakes; flopped on seasonal debut at Fairyhouse; enjoyed a confidence-boosting win at Limerick; riding plans are positive; hard to be sure if he is worthy of 106 official rating.	6/1
1st 2 (7)	11th Jul 2026 Firm 1m 0f 50y	19:00 Limerick Al Haarith 9st 8lb J: Dylan Browne McMonagle T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien	Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, albeit RPRs suggest a three-figure mark flatters him; competed against the likes of Benvenuto Cellini and Hawk Mountain, including when third of five in Group 2 Beresford Stakes; tongue-tie was reached for when uneasy Evens fav for Fairyhouse return over 7f, and ran a shocker; that raises a note of caution, but what's going to beat him?	2/7
11th 2 (14)	5th Jun 2026 Good 0m 7f 0y	16:55 Fairyhouse Al Haarith 9st 8lb J: J M Sheridan T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien	Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, notably only losing second late on in 5-runner Group 2 Beresford Stakes won easily by recent Prix du Jockey Club runner-up Hawk Mountain; missed intended comeback (due to testing ground) last month, and worth noting he wasn't declared to run in a tongue-tie then; even if his mark proves to be somewhat inflated, should be winning this.	1/2

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No / Draw

Date / Going /
Distance / Class

Time + Course Horse + Weight
Jockey / Trainer

Verdict

Starting price

8th

(5)

6th Aug 2026

Good To Firm

1m 0f 0y

18:00 Leopardstown

Al Haarith

9st 2lb

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, competed against the likes of Benvenuto Cellini and Hawk Mountain, including when third of five in the Beresford Stakes; flopped on seasonal debut at Fairyhouse; enjoyed a confidence-boosting win at Limerick; riding plans are positive; hard to be sure if he is worthy of 106 official rating.

6/1

1st

(7)

11th Jul 2026

Firm

1m 0f 50y

19:00 Limerick

Al Haarith

9st 8lb

J: Dylan Browne McMonagle

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

2/7

11th

(14)

5th Jun 2026

Good

0m 7f 0y

16:55 Fairyhouse

Al Haarith

9st 8lb

J: J M Sheridan

T: Joseph Patrick O’Brien

Smart level of form in three runs at the Curragh last year, notably only losing second late on in 5-runner Group 2 Beresford Stakes won easily by recent Prix du Jockey Club runner-up Hawk Mountain; missed intended comeback (due to testing ground) last month, and worth noting he wasn't declared to run in a tongue-tie then; even if his mark proves to be somewhat inflated, should be winning this.

1/2

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