Synners Kid

The career got off the mark at Naas in September 2025, and Synners Kid followed that up with a second win at Bellewstown just a fortnight later. Back-to-back wins for a young horse in the space of two weeks is the kind of form that turns heads. It suggested a horse that had found its feet quickly and was building real momentum. Since then, the wheels have come off slightly — the last four runs show a ninth, two sixths, and another tenth, which is a notable step back from those early highs. Form reversals like this are common in young horses; they improve in bursts, hit a wall, and sometimes need time or a change of conditions to spark them again.

Henry Dwyer trains the horse, and it is worth noting that his yard has sent out just one winner this season so far. That context matters — this is not a powerhouse operation firing in winners every week, which makes Synners Kid's two wins all the more meaningful for the team. The horse raced just one day ago, so it is very much in the thick of its campaign right now, and with the form from October 2025 showing what it is capable of, there is every reason to think another good day is possible. The question, as always with a three-year-old in a dip of form, is simply when.