Currahee

Both victories came over distances between seven furlongs and a mile, a range where Currahee truly shines. Over that stretch, the horse has won two of seven races — a win rate of nearly 30 per cent — which is remarkable compared to its overall record. This is not a flash in the pan either. The first win came at Leicester on 17 July 2025, and the second at Chelmsford on 28 August 2025. Since then, thirteen months have passed without another victory. Over the last six races, the results read 11th, 7th, 4th, 4th, 6th and 9th — decent placings here and there, but no cigar.

The horse races for Stuart Williams's Newmarket yard, which is having a solid season with 67 winners to its name. Currahee was last out just a day ago, so it is currently active and working regularly. The challenge is clear: at Class 5 level — the kind of low-grade races where serious improvement is needed — Currahee has drawn a blank, winning zero of five attempts. The horse plainly prefers stepping up to slightly better company or racing at its favourite distance. Until something changes in its recent form, those two wins from August 2025 remain the high-water mark of its career.