Highbury See See

The horse is trained by A. Slattery at Thurles in County Tipperary, and that yard is firing this season with 62 winners already on the board—a sign of strength and competence. Highbury See See has been ridden most often by Andrew Slattery, though the partnership has yielded only 1 win from 8 races together, a rate of 12 percent. The horse raced just yesterday, so it is actively campaigned, but the lack of a breakthrough in twelve months raises questions about whether it is being suited by the races it is entered in, or whether it has simply stopped winning races it can beat.

What makes Highbury See See worth watching is not dominance but potential for a return. The first win came at Gowran Park on 15 June 2025, and the second followed at The Curragh that October—proof that the horse can find its way home when the pieces align. With places in five of its last six runs, it is finishing in the frame regularly, which suggests it is not out of form entirely. A horse that places often is often closer to victory than it appears. If the yard can find the right race and the right conditions again, Highbury See See might yet remind everyone why it broke through in the first place.