Come On Eibhlin

That one win came at Windsor on 21 July 2025, and it arrived over the shorter distances where Come On Eibhlin clearly does her best work. Between five furlongs and six and a half furlongs, she has won 1 from 4 races — a 25% win rate, or one in every four — which is a genuinely solid return and a useful pointer for anyone watching where she runs next. It tells you she has a bit of speed, and that the yard are right to keep her at those shorter trips.

What stands out, perhaps more than anything else, is the company she has been kept in. Three of her 12 races have come at Class 1 level — the very top tier of British racing — and she has yet to win at that grade. That is not a mark against her. That is a sign that the team at Dylan Cunha's Newmarket yard believe she belongs in elite company, even if the results haven't fully backed that up yet. Cunha has had 45 winners from his yard this season, which is a healthy operation, and the fact that he keeps pitching Come On Eibhlin into the big races says something about the regard she is held in.

She raced just one day ago, so this is a horse right in the thick of her season. The last win still stands as a single data point — Windsor, July 2025 — but with her best form coming over sprint distances and a trainer willing to aim high, the next few months will tell us whether she is a horse building toward something or one who will make backers work hard for their rewards.