Vicar Street

What's most telling about this horse is its preference for normal ground. On firm or soft terrain, the form is patchy, but on standard going, Vicar Street comes alive: it has won half its races on that surface, 2 wins from 4 attempts. That consistency on normal ground is the kind of pattern smart trainers and betting people build around. The horse's last win came at Galway on the 31st of July 2026—two months ago now—and it was racing just yesterday, which suggests it remains sound and active in the yard's plans.

The form line from the last six runs tells the story of a reliable performer: a second place, then a win, then a third, another second, another win, and most recently a fourth. That's not the profile of a horse in decline, but one that runs well on its day and has shown enough across different outings to earn continued confidence. With W. P. Mullins having sent out 215 winners this season, Vicar Street competes in a yard clearly running hot, which is never a disadvantage for a horse trying to find its next winning opportunity.