Park That

That sole career win came at Kilbeggan on 25 April 2025, and Park That has raced six times since without adding to it. That said, two second-place finishes in those six runs show this is a horse that competes hard and finds itself in the finish more often than it wins. A sequence of 2-6-2-3-9-10 (reading most recent first) suggests a horse that can hit the frame but hasn't quite found the right moment to go one better.

The partnership with jockey Simon Torrens is the detail worth watching — and perhaps questioning. Together they've raced five times without a win. That's not necessarily a crisis, but it does mean the one combination most likely to be in the saddle hasn't yet unlocked whatever it takes to get Park That back to the winner's enclosure. The yard, trained by E Bolger out of Bruree in County Limerick, has sent out 14 winners this season, so it's a team in decent form overall — Park That just hasn't been the one to contribute to that tally yet.

Raced just one day ago, this is a horse very much in the thick of its season. The question for anyone watching is whether another placing is enough, or whether the stars align for a second career win. Given the pattern of finishing second twice in the last six races, it wouldn't take much of a leap to imagine Park That troubling the judge again soon — it just needs everything to fall right on the day.