Collective Power

The most recent win came at Dundalk on 28 November 2025, and Dundalk is clearly a track that suits Collective Power well — it was also where the first career win came back in November 2021, making that course something of a happy hunting ground across the years. When a horse returns to the same venue four years apart and wins on both visits, that is not coincidence. Something about the track — its tight, all-weather surface and indoor-style atmosphere — clearly works in this horse's favour.

Recent form reads 3-6-5-1-3-3, with the 1 being that Dundalk win from a few months back. The runs either side of it show a horse that is mixing solid efforts with the occasional below-par day, which is entirely normal for an eight-year-old racing this frequently. The most recent outing was today, which means Collective Power is still very much in training and active — not winding down, not semi-retired, still in the game.

Jockey Sorcha Woods has the longest partnership with this horse, riding in 17 of those 64 races together and sharing 2 of the 8 career wins — a win rate of 12%, exactly matching the horse's overall record, which suggests the two suit each other well. The yard behind all of this belongs to Edward Lynam, the well-regarded trainer based in Dunshaughlin, County Meath, who has sent out 6 winners already this season. Lynam is known for placing horses carefully and keeping them sharp, and Collective Power is exactly the kind of durable, reliable campaigner that rewards that patient approach.