Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Lets Go Sunshine (IRE)

ts² Tongue Strap vs² Visor hd² Hood es² Eye Shield ec² Eye Cover cp² Cheekpiece bl² Blinkers tt² Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel

The superscript number on headgear bl² indicates number of times worn. A plus bl⁺ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl¹indicates first time.

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Reports in which Lets Go Sunshine (IRE) was mentioned

Gamble landed as Hughes doubles up

After winning the first with Dale Street, Dessie Hughes doubled up in the fourth, as his Tales Of Milan (first-time visor) took the Munster National 13th October Handicap Hurdle for qualified riders. Thu 25th Jul

Lets Go Sunshine brightens up favourite backers

Lets Go Sunshine justified market confidence to run out the three and a half length winner of the two mile seven furlong beginners' chase at Downpatrick with John Cullen doing the steering. Sat 16th Oct

Review downpatrick 22nd Sep

Conditional jockey Eddie O'Connell was the star of the show at Downpatrick, registering a 1529-1 trebleWed 22nd Sep

Sunshine scores up north

Colin Bowe’s Lets Go Sunshine made the long trip up for Co Wexford a worthwhile one when winning the Proctor & Gamble Maiden Hurdle at Downpatrick today. Wed 22nd Sep

Cooper notches double on Gaffer

Coolavanny Gaffer opened his account in good fashion when claiming the three-mile maiden hurdle at Kilbeggan. Fri 03rd Sep

Excellent As Usual lands the odds

Davy Russell made it two course wins from two rides for Kilkenny trainer Garrett Power when he guided Excellent As Usual home from Lets Go Sunshine by three parts of a length to justify well-backed 4/6 favouritism in the two mile seven furlong maiden hurdle at Downpatrick. Mon 30th Aug

After race at Downpatrick Sat, 16th Oct, 2010 (1st)

We are going well. We will give him a break as he wants good ground so it looks like next year for him. He handled today as the jar was taken out of the ground.

Colin Bowe