Tackletommywoowoo

The horse broke through for its first win at Wexford in July 2025, then went on to win twice more, most recently at Cork in early November. That victory came 11 months ago, which is a concerning drought; it suggests the horse may be struggling at present, despite being ridden out twice in the last month with a second-place and a win among those recent attempts. Form is flickering rather than flowing. Kevin Sexton, the jockey who partners Tackletommywoowoo most often, has yet to taste victory aboard it—0 wins from 6 races together—which raises a quiet question about whether a change of rider might help unlock better fortune. Paul Nolan's Enniscorthy yard, however, is in decent shape this season with 25 winners already sent out, so the infrastructure and expertise are there.

What keeps Tackletommywoowoo interesting is not sustained excellence but the fact that it is still actively racing and showing occasional sparks of form. A horse that wins roughly once every five races, places regularly, and was ridden out again just yesterday is a genuine, working racehorse—not a champion, but not a dud either. Whether it can rediscover the winning touch it showed a year ago, or find a better rhythm with different tactics or a different rider, remains to be seen.