'He was a big eyecatcher at Limerick' - Adrian Wall's Galway tips for Tuesday

‘He was a big eyecatcher at Limerick’ – Adrian Wall’s Galway tips for Tuesday

Adrian Wall

Published: July 27, 2026

Adrian has loved racing from an early age, and regularly visits his local tracks in the west of Ireland. With a love for both UK & Irish flat and jumps racing, his favourite festival is the Galway Races and he goes there every year.

We have all of Glorious Goodwood tips covered over on our ITV tips page. Adrian Wall has picked out his best fancies for the day’s racing at the Galway festival.

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4.40 Galway

It could be a good start to the day for Gordon Elliott and although Porcupine Bank looks the yard’s second string on jockey bookings, he has a big chance. The 4yo has won his last two, following up his Punchestown maiden victory with a very cosy win at Ballinrobe in late May. Sam Ewing knows him very well and he could improve a chunk again so he has to be in the mix.

Porcupine Bank

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5.10 Galway

Elliott has very strong claims in the following 2m2f beginners’ chase with Bowensonfire. This boy certainly isn’t bred for the larger obstacles but he was comfortably the best of these over hurdles and if he can translate that form to fences, there will only be one winner.

Bowensonfire

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5.45 Galway

That’s About Right comes with risks attached as he can often be slowly away and get detached, but that’s the way he runs. He needs a strong pace to aim at which is assured here and he showed he retains some ability when staying on late for a remote fourth at Wexford last time. He is now 9lb below his last winning mark and he might outrun his huge odds.

That's About Right

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7.15 Galway

Dragon Of Malta is a dual C&D winner who won back-to-back at Listowel last September and is often targeted at these festivals on the west coast. He was a big eyecatcher when fourth at Limerick last month, where he should have arguably finished a lot closer and he has the perfect draw in stall one here.