Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Tory Hill Lad (IRE)

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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 Tory Hill Lad (IRE) was mentioned

Ballylibert in a thriller

The Colm Quinn BMW Handicap Chase provided a pulsating finish with three horses holding every chance on the long run-in and, following a protracted photo-finish, Ballylibert came out on top by the minimum distance. Tue 10th Sep

Review kilbeggan 15th Jul

Future All Star (8-1) looks a chaser of some potential, judging by his win in the Gigginstown House Midlands National at KilbegganFri 15th Jul

Age is just a number for Tory Hill Lad

Tory Hill Lad, the oldest horse in the race by three years, made most of the running to take the Ladies Day at Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle for trainer Hannah Lee & jockey Shay Barry. Fri 15th Jul

Leigh back in the winner's enclosure

Trainer Declan Leigh recorded his first winner in over a year and a half when Hollywood Law claimed an eventful Westmeath Hurdle under a fine ride by Andrew Leigh. Sat 07th Aug

Invisible Man slips his rivals

Invisible Man maintained his unbeaten run for English trainer Ian Williams when easily winning the Latin Quarter Chase at Galway today, providing Williams with his first Galway winner since 2003. Tue 27th Jul

Review tramore 16th Aug

Barry Geraghty certainly earned his riding fee aboard Duers in the Killone Estate Handicap Chase at TramoreSun 16th Aug

Duers wins again

Barry Geraghty put in good performance when getting up in the closing stages to land the Killone Estate Handicap Chase aboard the Paul Magnier trained Duers and deny Ah Ya Boy Ya and Alan Crowe by a head. Sun 16th Aug

After race at Kilbeggan Fri, 15th Jul, 2011 (1st)

That wasn't a surprise at all. He won here before and was second in a hurdle here last year. He is in good form and is very ground dependent. It's off to Galway with him now for a race on the Tuesday or the Friday. He will be entered for a conditions race on the Tuesday and the Galway Blazers on the Friday, but we would be a bit worried he might not get into that.

Kevin Foy, representing Mrs Hannah Lee