Fleur In The Park

Her recent form reads 5-2-1-2-3-2, which tells a story all on its own. Look past the single fifth-place finish and what you see is a horse who almost always finds her way into the frame — three runner-up finishes, a third, and a win from her last six races. She won at Wexford back in October 2025, and while that was five months ago, the evidence since suggests she hasn't gone off the boil. She raced just 24 days ago, so this is an active, competitive horse in the middle of her season.

The partnership with jockey Cian Quirke is worth understanding. He has ridden her in 11 of her 15 races and won 2 of them — a win rate of around 1 in 6, or roughly 18%. That's a meaningful relationship between horse and rider built over time, and it shows in the consistency of her performances. When a jockey keeps coming back to the same horse, it usually means the horse is honest and gives a genuine effort every time.

Behind it all is trainer Andrew Slattery, operating out of Thurles in County Tipperary. This is a yard in serious form — 57 winners already this season — which means Fleur In The Park isn't just ticking over in a quiet stable, she's part of an operation that clearly knows what it's doing. Slattery placed her to win at Roscommon in September 2023 for her first career success, and again at Wexford in October 2025 for her most recent. Getting the right horse to the right track at the right time is a skill, and the record here suggests it's being applied thoughtfully. Fleur In The Park may not be a headline horse, but she's exactly the kind of consistent, well-managed performer that keeps a yard ticking — and keeps punters interested.