Flanker Jet

The horse is a specialist at Dundalk, where it has won 2 of its 6 races there. That is not a fluke. Dundalk suits something in Flanker Jet's running style or constitution, and the yard of Robson De Aguiar — based at Mullingar in Westmeath and responsible for 16 winners already this season — clearly knows how to get the most from it on that track. The first win came on 23 January 2026, and the second followed just seven weeks later on 13 March. Then nothing. Seven months have passed since that last victory, though the horse has raced five times in the interim, picking up two places to show it remains competitive. That recent form — two wins bracketing four races without a victory — suggests Flanker Jet can still do the job but is not the most consistent proposition. With 2 wins from 11 races career-wide, it wins roughly once every five outings. Nothing spectacular, but honest enough for its level.

Raced just a day ago, Flanker Jet is actively campaigned and clearly still trusted by De Aguiar's yard. It may lack the explosiveness of a star, but it knows how to find the winner's circle when conditions and luck align. On fast, dry ground at Dundalk, it has shown it can be worth watching.