Potters Pal

What makes Potters Pal worth watching right now is the recent form. After a run of indifferent results through the summer—nothing picked out from races at various points—the horse has found its feet again. Two wins in the last six races, including a victory at Listowel just this week on 25 September, suggest the horse is back firing. That's the kind of form that matters most: not what happened in March, but what's happening now. The first career win came at Clonmel on 26 March 2026, showing the horse knows how to break its duck, and the Irish courses seem to suit it well. Trained by Thomas Cooper at Tralee in County Kerry, Potters Pal is part of a yard that has already sent out 8 winners this season—a sign of a stable with winners in it, with good form running through the place.

The horse raced just yesterday, so it's currently active and in the thick of things. That recent Listowel success is the headline to watch. It's not the kind of record that suggests Group One glory is around the corner, but it is the record of a horse that knows how to win on the track where it matters—and one that appears to be peaking at exactly the right time.