Trishuli River

The overall record — 4 wins and 12 places from 30 races, which works out to winning roughly 1 in every 7 or 8 outings — tells the story of a horse that competes consistently without ever being a standout. The 12 places show it keeps trying and finishes in the money often enough to stay active, but the wins have come in clusters tied to that one track. The most recent victory came at Dundalk in December 2025, now seven months ago, and the last six runs have not produced a winner. That said, the recent form includes a second and a third, so the horse is not running badly — just not quite finding the front.

On normal ground conditions, Trishuli River has won 4 of its 18 races on a good surface, a win rate of 22 percent. That is a genuinely solid number — roughly 1 in every 5 races when conditions suit. The horse also performs well over a mile and three to four furlongs, winning 2 from 9 at that trip, again at 22 percent. These are the settings where trainer Shane Crawley, whose yard has sent out 2 winners so far this season, will be plotting the next opportunity.

Wayne Hassett, who rides the horse most often, has a strong record in the partnership — 2 wins from just 7 races together, which means they have clicked roughly 1 time in every 3 or 4 rides. That is a notably high win rate for a horse whose overall figures are more modest, suggesting Hassett understands how to get the best from it. Now six years old and raced just yesterday, Trishuli River is firmly in the middle of its career. Keep it at Dundalk on decent ground, and it remains a horse that can surprise.