Tyson Fury

All three of his wins have come at Dundalk, most recently this week on 16 October 2026. That 3 wins from 10 races at the track represents something far more remarkable than his overall record suggests: a win rate of 30 per cent, which means he is genuinely dangerous when conditions and distance align in his favour. He clearly suits the Dundalk surface and has shown he can win there repeatedly, which is the kind of course specialization that makes a horse valuable to the yard and interesting to follow.

The numbers bear this out. When racing on normal ground, Tyson Fury wins 1 in every 4 races (3 wins from 12). Shift to firmer or wetter conditions and he becomes far less effective. Similarly, ask him to run at his preferred distance — between 1m3f and 1m4f — and he has won twice from 10 races, a 20 per cent rate. Denis Gerard Hogan's yard at Cloughjordan has built a strong season with 54 winners, and this horse remains active despite his age, with a race just yesterday. His most recent six runs show glimpses of consistency: he finished second twice and third once, suggesting he is competitive even when not quite good enough to win. In races at the highest level (Class 2), however, he has yet to break through, with no wins from five attempts at that grade. Tyson Fury is a horse for Dundalk on a normal day, and his record there proves it.