Martin Hassett at Curragh — Record, Stats & Betting Angles

Martin Hassett's approach at the Curragh is one of precision over volume. He doesn't send a large string to every meeting, instead focusing on specific opportunities where he feels his horses are well-handicapped or capable of upsetting the odds in a maiden. You'll often find his runners in middle-distance handicaps, particularly for three-year-olds and upwards, where a strong staying performance can pay dividends on the Curragh's demanding straight. He also isn't afraid to take on competitive maidens with well-bred types, as evidenced by some of his past successes.

Pay close attention to horses making their seasonal reappearance for Hassett here, or those returning after a short break, as he often has them well-tuned. Good ground tends to be preferred for many of his runners, allowing them to show their true speed and stamina on the 'Plains of Kildare'. When Hassett brings one to the Curragh, especially at an appealing price, it's always worth a second look.