Al Arrivee

Her breakthrough came at Sligo in June 2025, but the real momentum has built in the past few weeks. She won at Listowel this week, and that victory came on ground she clearly relishes. On normal conditions, she has won two of three races — a 67% return that tells you exactly where to watch for her next win. Trained by W. P. Mullins at Muine Bheag, she operates out of a yard that has already sent out 215 winners this season, so the infrastructure around her is elite-level.

The trainer sees genuine potential here. Rather than push her hard now, the plan is to give her an easy few months and bring her back for the second half of the season, with a Graded mares' race at the Dublin Racing Festival as the target. That kind of patience suggests the yard believes there is more to come — and with a pedigree that includes being a half-sister to Al Boum Photo, a seriously talented horse herself, that confidence appears well-founded. Al Arrivee has shown she belongs in competitive company; the question is simply how high she can climb.