Al Durry

The career arc has been a steady climb. A first win came at Southwell back in October 2025, and Al Durry has not looked back since. The most recent race, just this week at Wolverhampton on 30 March 2026, ended in another victory — making it two wins from the last four races, with a second and a third filling the gaps. In other words, Al Durry has never finished outside the top three. That kind of consistency is genuinely rare and suggests a horse that competes honestly every time it steps onto a track.

Behind the scenes, Al Durry is in the care of Owen Burrows, whose yard in Lambourn, Berkshire has sent out 30 winners already this season. Lambourn is one of the most respected training villages in Britain, and Burrows is a trainer who knows how to place a horse to best effect. The fact that Al Durry raced just yesterday and the team are already thinking about what comes next speaks to a horse in fine form and a yard confident in where it stands.

Four races is a small sample, but the pattern so far is clear: Al Durry wins or runs very close to winning, every single time. The next few months will reveal whether that record holds up against tougher competition — but on current evidence, there is every reason to watch this one closely.