Purview

The story started at Dundalk in November 2024, where Purview broke its duck first time out and signalled immediately that this was not a horse content to take the scenic route to the winner's enclosure. What has followed is a sequence that any racing fan would find hard to ignore: in its last six races, the results read 1-1-1-2-2-1, meaning three wins, two runner-up finishes, and then three more wins in a row. That current three-race winning streak, capped off just this week at the Curragh on 28 June 2026, tells you this horse is not just in form — it is peaking.

Winning four from six races means Purview has won roughly two in every three races it has entered. To put that in perspective, most racehorses win somewhere between one in five and one in ten races across a career. Four wins from six is not a run of luck — it is dominance. Weld's team clearly knows exactly what they have on their hands, and the fact that Purview raced just yesterday and is still active suggests there is no intention of wrapping it in cotton wool. When a horse is travelling this well, you keep it running.

At four years old, Purview is just entering the stage of its career where the real questions get asked. The foundation is exceptional — unblemished by anything worse than a second place, and fresh off a win at one of Ireland's most prestigious tracks. Whether the team decides to test it at a higher level remains to be seen, but right now, Purview looks like a horse still writing the most interesting chapters of its story.