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Eoin Christopher McCarthy entries

Eoin Christopher McCarthy entries: nothing declared yet

Eoin Christopher McCarthy has no runners declared today or tomorrow in Britain or Ireland. The twelve-month record is below, and this page fills in as soon as anything is declared.

No entries in the next two days

Nothing is declared for Eoin Christopher McCarthy today or tomorrow. Declarations for a British or Irish flat race are made 48 hours before, and for jumps 48 hours before as well, so a runner can appear here at any point. Built fresh every time you load it, from the day's declarations.

Latest runners

DateHorseCourseFinishedSP
14 OctElusive Ogie3:20 Punchestown (IRE)213/2
12 OctJames Henry5:07 Roscommon (IRE)1425/1
6 OctKelly's Cosmos2:20 Galway (IRE)410/1
6 OctGalway Star1:45 Galway (IRE)7200/1
5 OctWell Bud4:15 Fairyhouse (IRE)110/3
5 OctJe Suis Celebre2:30 Fairyhouse (IRE)780/1
5 OctPaidi's Pet2:30 Fairyhouse (IRE)1080/1
4 OctKilbrin Rocco3:55 Killarney (IRE)15/2

The twelve-month record

Eoin Christopher McCarthy has had 273 runners in the last twelve months for 22 wins, a 8% strike rate, with 22% of runners placing. Best at Fairyhouse (IRE): 1 from 6.

Every run behind those numbers is dated and public on the Eoin Christopher McCarthy trainer record, alongside the course, going and class splits.

What the score means

Every runner in every British and Irish race is scored on fifteen measurable signals - official rating, recent form for the horse, the trainer and the jockey, their records at that course, and the market move - and the points add into one number. A higher score is a stronger case on the evidence, not a tip. The full scoring system is public, and every pick is settled in the open afterwards, win or lose.

Built fresh every time you load it, from the day's declarations. Non-runners are removed and races that have already gone off are dropped, so nothing here is a race you cannot still watch. Today’s racecards carry the whole card.

Eoin Christopher McCarthy entries: today and tomorrow's declared runners