7 entries this week
Adrian Keatley entries and runners
Every horse Adrian Keatley has entered or declared in Britain and Ireland over the next 5 days, with the time, the course and the ride. Declared runners come first; entries further out may not run.
Also on the record as Adrian Paul Keatley (entries): 27 of the same horses ran under that name before.
Entries for later this week
Entered, not yet declared. A horse can be entered for more than one race and may not run in any of them; the field is confirmed at declaration, closer to the day.
Friday 30 October
- 3:00VietnormWetherby · Oakley Brown
Saturday 31 October
- 11:50Star MaterialNewmarket · Oisin McSweeney
- 1:45Azahara PalaceWetherby · -
- 1:53Azahara PalaceAyr · -
- 3:43Mr McLoughlanAscot · -
- 4:03SledgehammerWetherby · -
Sunday 1 November
- 1:32Expensive EmotionHuntingdon · -
Latest runners
- 24 Oct4:25Newtown RamblerKelso5/21st
- 24 Oct3:30Indian RiverCheltenham3/12nd
- 23 Oct5:05WobwobwobDoncaster20/13rd
- 23 Oct4:30Star MaterialDoncaster33/12nd
- 22 Oct8:30Roberto CaroSouthwell (AW)6/19th
- 22 Oct6:30Rapide VegaSouthwell (AW)9/23rd
- 19 Oct4:55Another BaarPontefract2/16th
- 19 Oct2:53Tyrrhenian ThunderPontefract11/22nd
The record since June 2025
Adrian Keatley has had 108 runners since June 2025 for 16 wins, a 15% strike rate, with 34% of runners placing.
Every run behind those numbers is dated and public on the Adrian Keatley trainer stats and record.
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 counted in the record, win or lose.
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