Priory Park

The horse's last victory came at Ballinrobe on 12 September 2025, which means it has now gone eleven months without winning—a significant dry spell for a horse of its age and experience. More worryingly, the recent form has been patchy: in the last six races, Priory Park has managed one fourth place and one fifth place, with the rest falling short of the frame entirely. A start just a day ago suggests the yard is still hunting for the right opportunity, but the clock is ticking on a career that is already deep into double figures.

Mark Walsh, the horse's most frequent jockey, has ridden Priory Park five times and won once—a 20% win rate aboard this horse that is notably better than its overall record. That suggests the pair may have found something together, and Power's yard, which has sent out five winners already this season, has clearly not given up on finding another winning race. At ten years old, Priory Park is no spring chicken, but horses of this calibre can stay competitive for years if the racing fits and the legs hold up. The real question now is whether the yard can find the right race at the right time before age catches up with it completely.