Cite Florale

The win came at Killarney just this week, on 17 July 2026, and it lands the horse in good company — Killarney is a sharp, tight track on the southwest coast of Ireland where not every horse takes to the bends, and getting it right there counts for something. Before that, Cite Florale had finished second and third in consecutive races, meaning three of its four career outings have ended with a place. The most recent blip was a sixth-place finish, which makes the Killarney win look all the more timely — a reminder of what this horse can do when everything clicks.

Behind the horse is Henry De Bromhead, one of Irish racing's most respected trainers, operating out of Knockeen in County Waterford. His yard has sent out 110 winners already this season, which tells you this is not a small operation quietly hoping for the best. De Bromhead runs horses that are ready, and Cite Florale being in this kind of form at three years old, with races already in the bank and a win just landed, suggests there is more to come. Watch this space.