Treasure Rose

Those two wins have come in quick succession. The first arrived at Down Royal on 19 June 2026, and she followed it up with another victory at Fairyhouse just last week on 1 July. Back-to-back wins at different tracks suggests she has not just stumbled onto a lucky surface or a weak field — she is in form, full stop. She raced again only yesterday, so this is a horse that is genuinely busy and thriving on it.

Her trainer, J P Murtagh, operates out of Coolaghknock Glebe in Co Kildare, and the yard has been in tremendous shape this season — 53 winners sent out already. When a horse finds its feet in a yard that is firing on all cylinders, the timing tends to matter, and Treasure Rose looks like one of the beneficiaries.

The one puzzle in her profile is the partnership with Ben Coen. He has ridden her five times without a single win, a record that stands in sharp contrast to her recent successes. That is worth noting — her two victories this summer have come without Coen in the saddle, which raises a quiet question about whether the combination has simply not clicked, or whether circumstances just haven't fallen right. Either way, someone clearly found the right setup.

At distances between seven furlongs and a mile, she wins 1 from 3 — about one in every three races, which is a strong return and suggests that trip suits her well. For a horse still only four years old, with a yard in full flow behind her and back-to-back wins on the board, there is every reason to think Treasure Rose has more to give before the season is out.