Casheldale Lass

Both of those wins came on normal ground conditions, and that pattern matters. From 7 races on a standard surface, she has won twice — that's nearly 1 in 3, which is a genuinely sharp rate. It tells you something simple and useful: when the ground is right, she is a different horse. Her six runs on other conditions have produced nothing, which is the kind of stat a racegoer files away and uses.

Jockey Robbie Colgan has been the key figure in her best moments. In 6 races together, he has won on her twice — a win rate of 33%, or 1 in every 3 rides. That's a strong partnership by any measure, and both of her career wins have come with him in the saddle. Her first win arrived at Gowran Park on 2nd June 2025, and she followed that up with another at Naas on 5th July 2025 — two wins in just over a month. That kind of momentum suggested a horse finding her feet and building into something.

Since then, though, the wins have dried up. Her last six races have returned an 8th, a 2nd, an 8th, a 12th, an 8th, and most recently a 7th — with that promising runner-up finish the only real hint that the winning feeling is still in there somewhere. She raced just yesterday, so she is fit, active, and being kept busy by a yard that has sent out 6 winners already this season. Kinirons clearly believes there is more to come.

Whether Casheldale Lass can rediscover the form that produced back-to-back wins last summer probably comes down to two things: getting Colgan back in the saddle and finding a day when the ground is riding normally. When both boxes are ticked, she has already shown she can win. She just needs everything to line up again.