Navan Racecourse
County Meath's galloping track with a testing uphill finish
Navan Racecourse sits at Proudstown, about 5km north of Navan town in Co. Meath, roughly 56km north-west of Dublin on the N3. A dual-purpose venue owned by Horse Racing Ireland, it stages both Flat and National Hunt racing through the year and is best known for its jumps card. The left-handed turf oval is around a mile and a half round with wide, sweeping bends and a galloping configuration that suits big, long-striding horses; its defining feature is a testing uphill finish over roughly the final two furlongs that places a premium on stamina. A near six-furlong straight sprint course is also used on the Flat. Its signature meeting is the November Navan Racing Festival, headlined by the historic Troytown Handicap Chase, alongside the Fortria Chase and Lismullen Hurdle.
The track
Left-handed · TurfLeft-handed galloping turf oval (about 1m4f round) with wide sweeping bends and a stamina-testing uphill finish over the final two furlongs, plus a near six-furlong straight sprint course.
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