Beauparc

The most interesting thread running through Beauparc's career is its relationship with Dundalk. Of its 9 races at the track, it has won 2 — and when you consider that most horses never win at any single venue at all, returning to the same track twice as a winner is genuinely notable. Dundalk is an all-weather venue that races year-round, and Beauparc clearly feels at home there. Its most recent win came at Dundalk in March 2026, just three months ago, which means this is a horse in active, current form rather than one coasting on old glories.

Gerard Keane's yard in Trim, Co Meath has been in good shape this season — 10 winners sent out already — and Beauparc is a part of that momentum. When Colin Keane takes the ride, the results improve noticeably: 2 wins from 7 races together works out at roughly 1 in every 3.5 races, well above the horse's overall average of about 1 win in every 6 outings. That partnership clearly brings something out in the horse.

Beauparac also has a clear preference for distance and ground. On normal conditions it wins at a rate of 2 from 7 races — nearly 1 in 3 — and at longer distances of a mile and three-quarters to two miles, it has won 3 of its 9 races, which is a strong return at any level. This is a horse that wants a proper test of stamina rather than a sprint, and it rewards patience from the saddle. Recent form reads 2-–-4-3-1-3, with that win two runs ago a reminder that Beauparc remains entirely capable of landing a race when conditions suit. For anyone watching it run at Dundalk on good ground over a staying trip, the form book says: pay attention.