A. Slattery at Navan — Trainer Profile, Stats & Insights
Last updated: 1 April 2026
Andrew Slattery is a well-respected Irish trainer who regularly fields runners at Navan, a course where his stable has enjoyed a good deal of success across both Flat and National Hunt codes. While primarily known for his Flat string, Slattery’s runners at Navan have demonstrated versatility, often performing creditably in competitive handicaps and maidens, as well as making their mark over hurdles and fences.
His ability to ready horses for a strong showing at this galloping track makes him a trainer to follow, especially when he sends out a runner with previous course experience or a progressive profile. Punters frequently find value when Slattery targets this county Meath venue.
A. Slattery at Navan — Analysis
Navan is a demanding, galloping track that often suits strong stayers and horses with good cruising speed, and A. Slattery's stable has shown a knack for preparing horses that thrive in these conditions. On the Flat, he frequently targets middle-distance handicaps (1m to 1m4f) and maiden races, particularly in the spring and autumn meetings. Horses making their second or third start for the yard often show marked improvement here, indicating careful placement and patient training.
While his Flat operation is dominant, Slattery's National Hunt runners at Navan should not be overlooked. He occasionally sends out well-schooled jumpers or promising bumper horses, often with solid placing credentials, suggesting he picks his spots carefully for his jumps string at this track. His runners often come alive on good to yielding ground, though they can handle softer conditions.
Back A. Slattery's Flat handicappers at Navan, especially those dropping in grade or with previous course form, as they often hit the mark.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of races does A. Slattery target at Navan?
A. Slattery predominantly targets Flat handicaps and maidens at Navan, particularly over middle distances (1m-1m4f), but also fields competitive National Hunt runners, including bumper horses and novice hurdlers.
When are A. Slattery's horses most effective at Navan?
His runners often perform well at Navan during the Flat season, especially in the spring and autumn. Horses with a progressive profile or those making their second/third start for the yard often prove excellent value here.
Bet on A. Slattery's next runners at Navan with confidence!
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