Komorkis

That one win came at Musselburgh in September 2025, and it's the clearest signal of what Komorkis can do when conditions suit. Musselburgh, tucked just outside Edinburgh on the Firth of Forth, is a tight, flat track that rewards horses who travel smoothly and don't waste energy — and on that September afternoon, Komorkis delivered exactly that. Seven months on, it remains the highlight of the career so far.

The bulk of Komorkis's racing has come at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, where most horses find their level and earn their keep. At that grade, the record reads one win from four races, a 25% win rate, which is actually pretty solid. Winning 1 in every 4 races at your natural level suggests a horse that belongs there and knows how to get the job done when things click. The recent run of form — finishing fourth, tenth, first, fifth, fifth, and third — is a little mixed, but there's clearly ability in there.

Lawrence Mullaney trains Komorkis from a yard in Newark, Nottinghamshire, and it's a small operation that has sent out two winners this season. That context matters: this isn't a powerhouse stable throwing resources at a horse — it's a tight-knit team making the most of what they have. Komorkis raced just one day ago, which means this is very much a horse in active training and mid-campaign, with more to come.