Collective Power

Based at Dunshaughlin in Co Meath, Collective Power is trained by Edward Lynam, a yard that has sent out 6 winners already this season and clearly knows how to keep older horses ticking over. The partnership with jockey Sorcha Woods is the most established of the horse's career — they have teamed up 17 times together, winning 2 of those races, a record that mirrors the horse's overall win rate almost exactly. That kind of consistency between horse and rider tends to be built on familiarity, and 17 rides together is a genuine working relationship.

Dundalk is where Collective Power has made its name. Its very first career win came there in November 2021, and its most recent victory — coming just six months ago in November 2025 — came at the same track. There is something satisfying about a horse that returns to the scene of its earliest success and keeps delivering. Dundalk's all-weather surface suits a certain type of horse, and Collective Power has clearly figured it out.

The recent form makes for interesting reading. Starting from the most recent race and working back: a win, then a fifth, a sixth, a third, a ninth, and another win. That is a horse that runs hot and cold but is still capable of winning at any moment — and with a race just yesterday, it is very much in the middle of an active campaign. At 8 years old, every season feels like a bonus, but Collective Power shows no signs of winding down. A career built on 66 races, 8 wins, and relentless consistency is one worth following.