An Bradan Feasa

Where An Bradan Feasa truly excels is over the long distances. When racing at two miles or beyond, the horse wins roughly 1 in every 3 races (5 wins from 16), a win rate that stands well above its overall average. This is the profile of a horse that has found its preferred distance but perhaps struggled to stay at that trip consistently or found the opposition tougher. At Class 4 level, too, it has won 2 of 7 races (29%), suggesting it performs well against mid-tier competition but may find life tougher in higher grades. The Class 2 success at Cheltenham on 16 December 2023 remains its career highlight, proof that it is capable of winning at a much stronger level.

Tom Bellamy has been its most frequent jockey, though that partnership has yielded just 1 win from 7 races together (14%), below the horse's overall average. Recent form reads 3-4-2-2-3-2, a sequence of places without a winner, and the long gap since that November victory suggests An Bradan Feasa may be searching for conditions or a course that suits it again. Still, with 17 places to go with its 6 wins, this is plainly a honest, consistent horse—exactly the kind that can reel off a winning run when placed right.