Sun Goddess

Both of her wins have come at The Curragh, Ireland's most prestigious flat racing venue, the first on 24 May and the second just days ago on 27 June 2026. The fact that she keeps returning to the same track and keeps winning there is worth noting — some horses simply thrive at certain venues, and The Curragh appears to suit Sun Goddess down to the ground. Her recent form reads 1-2-1-2, which tells you she has not had an off day yet.

She is trained by Aidan P O'Brien at Ballydoyle in Cashel, Co Tipperary, one of the most decorated yards in the history of the sport. That context matters: O'Brien's team does not run young horses carelessly, and the fact that Sun Goddess has been to the track four times already this season, winning half of them, suggests the yard sees genuine potential here. With 125 winners sent out this season alone, this is an operation that knows what a good horse looks like — and Sun Goddess appears to be one of them.