Hasiyna

What makes Hasiyna truly interesting is its relationship with Dundalk. The horse has won three of its 21 races at that all-weather track, which may not sound remarkable until you consider that three wins from 21 attempts at a single venue—a 14% win rate—is exactly the sort of course specialisation that keeps horses like this in work. Dundalk clearly suits the horse's temperament and running style. The most recent of those victories came on 17 December 2025, which means Hasiyna has not won in the ten months since, though it raced just six times in that spell and did finish second and sixth in that recent sequence. Chris Hayes, the horse's most frequent partner, has ridden it seven times and landed one win, both figures suggesting a workmanlike rather than electric relationship.

At six years old and with 39 races already on the clock, Hasiyna is a veteran of the lower levels, the kind of horse that lives race to race and depends on McConnell's yard finding the right spot, the right ground, and the right distance. Last raced just a day ago—and with only a second and a fourth among its last six outings—it remains an active part of a Stamullen yard that has sent out 36 winners this season. For punters who know Hasiyna's quirks, Dundalk on normal ground over five to six furlongs is where to look.