Apollo's Comet

The bright spot in her record came at Leopardstown on 18 June 2026, when she broke her duck with a win that proved she could get her head in front when it mattered. Three months have passed since that victory, and she hasn't managed to replicate it in three subsequent attempts—a common pattern with young horses who show promise but are still working out how to handle the demands of racing regularly at this level. Mrs John Harrington, his trainer based at Moone in County Kildare, oversees a yard that has sent out 53 winners this season, so Apollo's Comet is in experienced hands. Whether she becomes a horse worth following depends entirely on what comes next: can she find her way back to the winner's circle, or will she settle into the role of a consistent minor threat? For now, she remains one to keep an eye on, even if the recent form suggests patience may be required.