Game Beaaa

The most recent win came there on 20 June 2025, which means this horse has won more recently than the overall record might suggest. The first victory at the same course back in August 2023 was where it all began, and the track has been kind ever since. In 29 career races overall, Game Beaaa has won 3 and placed a further 10 times — meaning it has finished in the money on 13 occasions, or just under half of all races. That tells you this is a horse that competes honestly without always getting its nose in front.

Recent form has been patchy — finishes of ninth, sixth, fifth, and tenth before a blank run — but there was that win sandwiched in there, which shows the ability is still present at the right track. The horse raced just yesterday, so it is very much active and being kept busy. Sean Quinlan is the regular partner in the saddle, and together they have won 1 from 5 races — a 20% win rate, which is actually stronger than the horse's overall average and suggests a combination worth noting.

Trainer Daragh Bourke operates out of Waterbeck in Dumfries and Galloway, and the yard has sent out 10 winners this season — a solid return that suggests things are ticking over nicely. Game Beaaa competes mostly in Class 5 races, which are the bread-and-butter, everyday level of the sport, and has won 3 of 23 races at that level. For a nine-year-old with a settled routine and a course it genuinely loves, the message is simple: when the entries come out and Market Rasen is in the column, pay attention.