Wolf Prince

What makes Wolf Prince interesting right now is his current form. He has won three of his last six races, including a victory just last week at Sligo on 12 July 2026, which suggests he is genuinely in the groove. His recent pattern reads 5-1-5-–-1-1 (most recent first), meaning he has strung together a couple of wins and places mixed with the occasional disappointment — normal, honest racing. He clearly prefers normal ground conditions, where he wins roughly 1 in every 3 races. When the going gets heavy or too firm, his record drops significantly.

Trained by Aidan Melia at Monasterevin in County Kildare, Wolf Prince runs most often with jockey Connor Brace, and the pair have an excellent record together. Brace has ridden him in five races and won twice — a 40% win rate that suggests genuine partnership and understanding. Class 1 or 2 races, however, remain beyond him; he has failed to win in three attempts at that level, which tells you where his ceiling sits. He belongs in smaller, more tailored races where his modest but genuine talents are enough. Still active after racing just yesterday, he remains a horse worth following on days when the ground suits and the conditions fit.