Moyassr

The first of those wins came at Dundalk on 1 November 2024, and the relationship between horse and track has clearly deepened since. Paul W Flynn, who trains Moyassr out of Colehill in County Longford, has had a strong season with 22 winners sent out from the yard — so this is a team that knows what it is doing. Flynn has clearly found the right conditions and distances for this horse to thrive, and the numbers back that up. On normal ground, Moyassr has won 4 from 11 races — that is 36%, more than 1 in every 3 attempts, which is a striking conversion rate.

Distance matters too. At a mile and a furlong to a mile and two furlongs, Moyassr has won all 5 of its career races from 15 attempts — 33%, or 1 in 3. That is a horse that has found its sweet spot, and the yard have been sensible enough to keep coming back to it. Nathan Crosse, the most regular jockey on board, has ridden the horse in 5 races, winning once — roughly 1 in 5 of their outings together, which mirrors the overall career average.

The most recent win came at Fairyhouse on 28 May 2026, just seven weeks ago, and Moyassr raced again just yesterday. Recent form reads 6th, 5th, 1st going back through the last six runs, with a couple of tougher outings before that. The pattern suggests a horse that finds its moment rather than dominating week to week — but when the track is right, the distance is right, and the ground is normal, Moyassr has a habit of making things count. A five-year-old still lining up regularly, still winning, still finding reasons to turn up: that is a horse doing exactly what it is supposed to do.