Adaliz

Adaliz got off the mark at Clonmel in May 2025, then followed up with another win at Tipperary in July — two wins in the space of a few months suggested a horse hitting its stride at exactly the right time. Both of those wins came within its last 6 races, which tells you this is a horse that has genuinely found its form rather than one coasting on distant memories. That said, the recent picture is a little harder to read: the last three outings have produced finishes of 13th, 9th, and 10th, which is a noticeable dip after those earlier highs.

What keeps Adaliz interesting is the timing. The horse raced just one day ago, so it is very much in active training and in the thick of a season. De Bromhead's team clearly believe there is more to come — horses don't keep getting entered and raced unless the people who see them every morning think they are capable of bouncing back. With a yard running this hot and a horse that has already shown it can win twice in a short window, another good run is far from out of the question. The three poor finishes sting a little, but form in racing can turn quickly, and Adaliz has already proved it knows where the winning post is.