Genoah

The last eight months have been a drought, though. Genoah hasn't crossed the line first since 30 January at Dundalk, despite six recent attempts. The form has been respectable — a second place sits among those six runs — but wins have dried up completely. Trainer M D O'Callaghan, who operates from The Curragh in Kildare, has had a decent season overall with 18 winners from the yard, so the question now is whether Genoah can rediscover that winning touch or whether it has simply moved beyond those conditions that once brought success.

The partnership with jockey Colin Keane has been fruitful when it clicks: they've managed 2 wins from 7 races together, a 29% win rate that's noticeably better than the horse's overall numbers. That partnership might be worth keeping an eye on, particularly if Genoah ever finds itself back at Dundalk on normal ground — the exact combination that has made it a winner before. Genoah raced just a day ago, so it remains an active runner, and while the losing streak is real, the horse's profile suggests it's not finished winning altogether.