Currumbin

What stands out most is what happens when Currumbin gets a proper test of stamina. Over distances of two miles or more, it has won 2 from just 4 attempts — that is a 50% win rate, which is a genuinely striking number. For context, most horses in this bracket win closer to 1 in 10 at that kind of level. It is a horse that wants to gallop, wants to stay, and when everything lines up — the trip, the ground — it can be a different animal altogether. Its best results also come on normal ground, where it has won 2 of 11 races, roughly 1 in every 5 or 6 outings.

Currumbin races mostly at Class 5, which is the everyday bread-and-butter tier of British racing, and it picked up its first career win at Southwell in December 2024. Its most recent win came at Worcester on 25 June 2025 — a full year ago now — and the last six runs since then read 6-3-6-5-12-4, which shows a horse drifting rather than building. That said, it raced just yesterday, so Michael Keady's yard in Newmarket is clearly keeping it busy and believing there is another win in there somewhere. Keady's team have sent out 16 winners already this season, so this is not a stable running on empty.

The honest read on Currumbin is a horse that is reliable without being exciting, solid without being spectacular — but one with a genuinely interesting trick up its sleeve over a long trip. Get it over two miles on decent ground, and that 50% win rate from four attempts stops being a quirk and starts looking like something worth paying attention to.