Koktail Divin

The wider numbers back up that picture. Koktail Divin has won 2 from 8 career races overall — roughly 1 in every 4 — but on wet or muddy ground specifically, the record sharpens to 2 from 3, a 67% win rate that is extraordinary by any measure. Most horses that prefer soft conditions pick up a win or two when conditions suit; this horse turns soft ground into something close to a home advantage. Put it at Leopardstown on a wet day and the maths become very persuasive.

Recent form tells a story of consistent involvement rather than boom and bust. Over the last six races the pattern reads 6-1-2-2-4-1 — two wins bookending a series of placed efforts. That kind of form is often more valuable than it looks. A horse finishing second or third regularly is a horse that belongs at this level and keeps competing, even when the win does not come. The most recent win came at Leopardstown on 28 December 2025, roughly three months ago, and with the horse racing again just 18 days back, the team are clearly keeping Koktail Divin active and in good order.

Behind all of this is Henry De Bromhead's yard in Knockeen, County Waterford — an operation that has sent out 106 winners already this season, which puts it firmly among the busiest and most productive yards in Irish racing. Horses trained there tend to be fit, well-placed, and pointed at races they can win. That Koktail Divin has found the winner's enclosure twice in six recent runs suggests De Bromhead's team have worked out exactly when and where to aim this horse. If the rain comes and the ground softens at Leopardstown, it would be unwise to ignore it.