Collective Power

Trained by Edward Lynam out of Dunshaughlin in County Meath, the yard has sent out five winners already this season, suggesting things are ticking along. Collective Power's most regular partner in the saddle is Sorcha Woods, who has ridden the horse 17 times and won twice together — roughly 1 in every 8 or 9 rides, which mirrors the horse's overall profile almost exactly. When it clicks, it clicks, but it doesn't click often.

The most recent win came at Dundalk in November 2025, and that's the key detail worth noting: Dundalk is also where it landed its very first career win back in November 2021. Four years apart, same track, bookending a career that has kept going longer than most. Dundalk is an all-weather indoor track, which runs year-round in Ireland and attracts a particular type of horse — consistent, durable, suited to the artificial surface. Collective Power fits that description well.

The last six races tell a more mixed story: a second, a third, a ninth, and a couple of other efforts, with no win among them over eight months. At eight years old, that dry spell isn't unusual — horses at this age tend to find their level, and the level here seems to be competitive but rarely first. Still, the horse raced just one day ago, which means it's fit, active, and clearly still enjoying itself or at least giving its team no reason to stop. In racing, simply turning up is underrated, and Collective Power has turned up 68 times and counting.