Baila Conmigo

Both of those wins have come at Dundalk, and that is not a coincidence. From 7 races at the track, Baila Conmigo has won twice — that is nearly 1 in every 3 visits, which is a genuinely strong return. For context, most horses win at roughly 1 in 10 of their races across a career, so doubling that rate at a specific venue suggests a real affinity with the place. The first win came on 11 February 2026, and the horse came back to do it again on 20 March — just over five weeks later. That kind of quick turnaround and repeat performance at the same course is the sort of thing that makes trainers pencil in a venue the moment entries open.

Murphy's yard has been in solid form this season, sending out 18 winners, so Baila Conmigo is operating within a yard that knows how to get a horse ready to win. The recent form makes encouraging reading too: the last six runs read 5th, 2nd, 12th, 3rd, 1st, and a win before that — so setting aside one bad day, this is a horse that has been knocking on the door consistently. Last raced just yesterday, it is clearly a busy, active campaign.

The one puzzle is the partnership with jockey Jack Cleary. Together they have drawn a blank across 6 races — 0 wins from 6 — which is a long run without a reward for a combination that keeps being put together. Neither of Baila Conmigo's wins has come with Cleary aboard, which is the kind of stat that quietly nags away. The horse clearly has ability, particularly when the ground is riding normally — 2 wins from 7 races on standard ground, or about 1 in 3 — and seems to find its best form over a mile and three or four furlongs. Whether the right jockey on the right day at Dundalk can make it three wins at the track is the question worth watching.