Jordan Breeze

The partnership with jockey Robyn Donaghue-Leahy tells a particularly interesting story. In eight races together, they have won twice — that is 1 in every 4, or 25%, which is a meaningfully better return than the career average overall. Something clearly clicks between horse and rider, and when Flynn sends Jordan Breeze out with Donaghue-Leahy in the saddle, recent history suggests you pay attention.

The horse broke through for its first career win at Dundalk in October 2025, and then backed it up with a second victory at Cork on 19 May 2026 — just seven weeks ago. That Cork win matters because it shows the horse has not stood still. It learned how to win and then did it again at a different track, which is the kind of progression that suggests there may be more to come. The recent form reading 7-6-–-1-2-2 (most recent first) reinforces that picture: a win, two second places, and two further runs in the mix. The unplaced run in there is the only real blemish in an otherwise tidy recent sequence.

Flynn's yard has sent out eight winners this season, so this is an operation in decent form, and Jordan Breeze raced as recently as yesterday, confirming the horse is fit and active. At four years old, it is still relatively early in what could be a long career. The building blocks — a horse that places regularly, a jockey it clearly responds to, and a trainer with the yard firing — are all in place. Whether Jordan Breeze can find a third win soon is the question worth watching.