Fraher Field

The horse broke through for its first win at Wexford in August 2025, and that early success proved no flash in the pan. A second victory came at Listowel in late September, four weeks ago, showing that Fraher Field can win at different tracks and sustain form across the season. What stands out in the recent form, though, is the wobble: over the last six races, there have been two top-3 finishes but also some disappointing efforts, including a sixth-place finish and a pair of fourth-place runs. The form is decidedly patchy, with one first-place result sandwiched between runs that suggest the horse is struggling to find consistency.

Trained by John E and Thomas Kiely, Fraher Field operates from a yard that has been relatively quiet this season, sending out only two winners so far. At this level — somewhere between modest class — the horse is exactly what it appears to be: a useful campaigner that earns its keep and occasionally wins, but is far from the sort of prospect that catches the eye for bigger things. Still, with the freshness of that Listowel win behind it, there may be another race or two in Fraher Field before the season winds down, and the pattern suggests it will find the odd race it can win if conditions and opposition align.