25 Mar 2026 Share on X Share on Facebook Tattersalls Ireland Confirms €10,000 Prize Fund as Treo Eile Sponsorship ContinuesPictured at the Tattersalls Ireland July Show 2025 L-R Edmond Mahony, John McDonnell, Mary Lanigan, Diana Cooper, Emily MacMahon and Native River, Mr John Gilliver MRCVS and Joanna Jack.Tattersalls Ireland is delighted to confirm its continued sponsorship of the Tattersalls Ireland Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series 2026. This partnership celebrates a shared commitment to the retraining and development of former racehorses, providing a prestigious platform to showcase their versatility and potential as riding horses beyond the racetrack.Now entering its fourth year,and with a prize fund of €10,000, the series will feature a number of qualifiers across the country, beginning at Midleton Agricultural Show on May 25th, and culminating at the Tattersalls Ireland July Show on 26th July. With the diverse range of venues, the series ensures accessibility and opportunities for competitors nationwide.Qualifier Schedule:• Sun, May 25 – Midleton Agricultural Show, Cork• Sun, May 31 – Raheendaw Horse & Pony Show, Carlow• Sat, Jun 10 – Gorey Agricultural Show, Wexford• Sun, Jun 21 – Enniskillen Horse & Pony Show, Fermanagh• Sun, Jul 5 – Clonmel Agricultural Show, Tipperary• Sun, Jul 12 – Dungarvan Agricultural Show, Waterford• Sat, Jul 18 – Nugentstown Horse & Country Fair, Meath• Sat, Jul 25 – Tattersalls Ireland July Show, Meath• FINAL Sun, Jul 26 – Tattersalls Ireland July Show, MeathThe Tattersalls Ireland Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series continues to be a popular route for thoroughbreds in their second careers. The series will once again feature Novice and Open Racehorse to Riding Horse classes, ensuring opportunities for horses at different stages of their retraining journey.Commenting on the sponsorship, Tattersalls Ireland CEO Simon Kerins said:“Now in its fourth year, the Showing Pathway Series continues to go from strength to strength and demonstrates the versatility of the thoroughbred beyond the racetrack, which is reflected in the strong number of entries we see at each qualifier. Each year the series produces great stories of retraining and partnership between horse and rider, which we are very proud to support.“This year we are particularly pleased that the final will take place at the Tattersalls Ireland July Show. Hosting the final on home ground gives us the opportunity to showcase the success of the retraining pathway to a wider audience. We look forward to welcoming the qualifiers to Tattersalls Ireland and making the final a highlight of the July Show.”Treo Eile Senior Executive Officer Anne O’Connor, added:“The Tattersalls Ireland Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series has established its place in the showing calendar and we are thrilled to have Tattersalls Ireland’s backing again in 2026. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Tattersalls Ireland for their unwavering commitment to racehorse aftercare, and we eagerly anticipate welcoming both new and returning participants to the shows this year.”We thank Tattersalls Ireland for their continued commitment to aftercare and look forward to joining them on this journey around the country this summer, in supporting our Treo Eile community.”For more details, visit www.treoeile.com.