Brosna Town

The most encouraging pattern is distance. Over the longer trips—from 1 mile 6 furlongs to 2 miles—Brosna Town is a different prospect entirely, winning 2 of its 8 races at those distances, a win rate of roughly 1 in 4. On shorter courses, the horse has never won. This is valuable information for trainer Jessica Bedi and jockey Chris Hayes, who has yet to taste victory aboard Brosna Town from seven rides together. Hayes will be looking for a race that suits the distance and ground, because the pattern suggests those conditions matter enormously to this horse's chances.

The most recent win came at Dundalk on 10 January 2025, nearly two years ago now—a long drought that explains why Brosna Town remains competitive but rarely breaks through. Since then, there have been six races without a victory, though the most recent outing, just a day ago, produced a second-place finish. That near-miss suggests the horse is still trying and still capable of catching the eye, even if the winning streak feels distant. At five years old, Brosna Town remains active and in regular competition, and with Bedi's yard having sent out winners this season, the conditions for a breakthrough are there if distance and ground align.