Giorgia Rose

The pattern of recent form tells the story clearly: three consecutive third-place finishes, sandwiched around a gap in her racing schedule. That's the kind of record that can frustrate the yard and punters alike—the horse keeps showing up and trying, but the breakthrough never comes. She was last out just a day ago, which means she's actively campaigned and her trainer Emmet Mullins is looking for that winning opportunity. Mullins runs a busy yard at Bagenalstown that has already sent out 31 winners this season, so he's clearly adept at getting horses into the frame, though Giorgia Rose remains one of his unbeaten charges. The fact that she's still racing at six years old, after five starts without a win, suggests the yard believes there's still a race to be found for her somewhere.