Tir Og

The early part of that story began at Sligo in August 2025, where Tir Og got off the mark for the first time. From there, the horse went on to win at Naas in November 2025, which was the most recent victory — now seven months ago. Naas is a sharp, well-regarded track that tends to attract decent horses, so winning there is worth noting. It's a step up from a debut win at a smaller venue, and suggests Tir Og is capable of holding its own in better company.

The current form, however, tells a trickier story. Tir Og hasn't won in its last six races, and the most recent results — a twelfth, two non-completions, a third, a seventeenth, and a fifth — are uneven enough to raise questions. The two dashes in that sequence indicate the horse didn't finish those races, which is always worth flagging. That said, a third place shows the ability is still there on the right day, and the yard has sent out 3 winners this season, so the team clearly knows how to get a horse ready to perform.

The partnership with jockey Calum Hogan is one of the most interesting details in this profile. Together, they've won 3 races from 11 — that's 27%, or just over 1 in every 4 times they've teamed up. For context, that's a considerably better return than Tir Og achieves overall, which suggests Hogan brings something out of this horse that not everyone can. When those two are reunited, it's worth paying attention.

Tir Og raced just yesterday, which means the team is keeping the horse active and clearly believes there's more to come. At five years old and with a proven ability to win at decent tracks, this is a horse that could easily add to its tally — it just needs a few things to click at the right moment.