Cheltenham Festival 2024 Form and Entries for Horse Urban Gale (IRE)

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Reports in which Urban Gale (IRE) was mentioned

Count Salazar wins thriller at Tramore

The tricky camera angle at Tramore found out exchange punters betting on the photo finish as Torremuelle was backed down to 1/4 to be called the winner, but he lost by a nose to Count Salazar in the handicap chase. Mon 31st Dec

O'Connell earns the plaudits on Urban Gale

Folks involved with both Urban Gale and Clancy Strand could be seen right near the action as the pair battled it out in a rousing conclusion to the Bingo Handicap Chase at Downpatrick and trainer Philip Rothwell was the one smiling when the outcome was revealed, as his charge, the first-mentioned, prevailed by a nose. Wed 14th Nov

Broad smiles as Prince Of Leisure wins

Ben Dalton secured his double at Kilbeggan with a patient ride on Prince Of Leisure who took the three mile handicap chase at 7/1. Fri 24th Aug

Urban Gale gets the job done

Nedzer’s Return was the second odds on favourite to be over-turned when Urban Gale from the Philip Rothwell stable took the Bloomfield House Hotel Hurdle in the hands of Shane Jackson. Sun 06th Jun

Jackson at his best

Shane Jackson was at his best when holding off Shamiran and Davy Russell to land the Athlone (C&G) Maiden Hurdle aboard 10/1 shot Urban Gale from the Philip Rothwell stable. Fri 21st Aug

Chuck Quick Off the Mark

Good Luck Chuck, winner of a Taylorstown point-to-point back in April, made a victorious racecourse debut when holding off Urban Gale by a head in the Martinstown Opportunity Maiden Hurdle. Thu 06th Aug

After race at Kilbeggan Sun, 6th Jun, 2010 (1st)

I'm thrilled with that win. The favourite has no rating over hurdles and won a hunters chase last time out and was now running over two mile three, I felt we had every chance and it's great it worked out. He had a nice run back at Punchestown, we have been slow to run him because the ground is so fast everywhere. We decided to take our chance here so I just hope he's ok in the morning. I'm quite cautious of running my horses on very fast ground.

P J Rothwell