Rhythmic Tune

The overall numbers are modest — one win and three places from 12 races, a win rate of around 1 in every 12 outings — but they tell a story of a horse that has kept showing up and kept giving its trainer something to work with. Those three placed efforts suggest Rhythmic Tune is competitive enough to trouble the judge, even if the wins have been hard to come by. Recent form tells a more mixed tale, with a string of mid-field finishes before that Limerick breakthrough eight months ago, and the horse has been seen twice since without troubling the scoreboard. At seven, the peak years are not stretching out ahead indefinitely, so the challenge now for M A Molloy is finding the right spot to coax out another performance like that October one. The Limerick win is proof it can be done.