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Brian Lawlor is a horse trainer based in Ballarat. Brian Lawlor has a win strike rate of 4% and a career ROI of -80.
Brian Lawlor last 12 months's career form is 7 Starts, wins, seconds, 1 thirds.
Brian Lawlor has average win odds of 5 and an ROI of -100% over the last 12 months.
Brian Lawlor current season form is 3 Starts, wins, seconds, 1 thirds.
Brian Lawlor has average win odds of 4.80 and an ROI of -100% over the current season.
Here is a list of tracks where Brian Lawlor has raced in the past 12 months and the current season. The list shows performance by Brian Lawlor across all tracks.
Here is a list of the top jockeys who have ridden for Brian Lawlor along with their stats over the last 12 months and the current season.
Here is a list of the next races and the most recent results for Brian Lawlor
2yoaG (Bay) Rubick x Divine Caprice
CAREER 1 0-0-0
EARNING $640
WIN 0
PLACE 0
4yoaG (Bay) Satono Aladdin x Cold Shoulder
CAREER 11 0-0-1
EARNING $11,370
PLACE 9
4yoaG (Bay or Brown) Lucky Vega x Northern Reign
CAREER 5 0-0-0
EARNING $3,450
6yoaG (Chestnut) Reward For Effort x Bring A Rose
CAREER 19 0-0-1
EARNING $14,235
PLACE 5
Last Updated: 04/09/2026
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