Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Rio Largo (IRE)

Rio Largo (IRE) b c 2020

Track Horse HorseTracker

Rio Largo (IRE) b c 2020

Sire

Dick Whittington (IRE)

Dam

Reem Star (GB)

Dam's Sire

Green Tune (USA)

Owner

Luke Comer

Trainer

Luke Comer

Breeder

Luke Comer

Last Win

Galway Mon, 31st Jul, 23 8/1, D P McDonogh (510 days)

Last Run

Leopardstown Thu, 11th Jul, 24 2nd, 7/1, N M Crosse (164 days)

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Earnings

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Flat IRE

€27,535

-7.00

Under Rules Total

-7.00

Form Figures

0073-778941931577080-4409422

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 0073-778941931577080-4409422

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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 Rio Largo (IRE) was mentioned

Giuseppe Cassioli carves out another victory in Foxrock

Keithen Kennedy was cheered home by favourite backers when Giuseppe Cassioli took the honours in the mile handicap at Leopardstown. Thu 11th Jul

Lee at double on Ferrybank

Billy Lee rode his second winner on this evening's card at Leopardstown on 4/1 favourite Ferrybank in the mile handicap for three-year-olds plus rated 47-75. Thu 20th Jun

Rio Largo strikes for Comer & McDonogh

Rio Largo was a winner for Galway man Luke Comer in the Claytonhotelgalway.ie Handicap. Mon 31st Jul

Largo on top at Gowran

Luke Comer's Rio Largo asserted inside the final furlong to land the spoils in the three-year-old handicap at Gowran Park. Wed 19th Apr

After race at Galway Mon, 31st Jul, 2023 (1st)

I’m delighted to win anytime in Galway and it’s probably as competitive as Cheltenham or Ascot. I’m only from down the road in Glenamaddy. It’s always special for me to win at Galway. It’s a team effort with a lot of people involved. If you don’t have the team then you don’t have the success, it’s as simple as that. Hopefully he might run here again later in the week.

Luke Comer