Yoradreamer

Those two career wins tell an interesting story on their own. The first came at Downpatrick in June 2025, and the second arrived at Wexford on St Patrick's Day 2026 — a memorable occasion to pick for a career highlight. Four months have passed since that Wexford success, but Yoradreamer is very much still active, having raced just yesterday.

The recent form reads as a little patchy — a sixth, a win, a blank, a second, then two blanks coming into that latest run — but the second place in there suggests the ability hasn't gone anywhere. Horses in form often go through phases like this: a big run, a quiet one, another moment of brilliance. Whether another win is around the corner is the question.

What gives Yoradreamer a serious platform to find out is the training operation behind it. W P Mullins, based at Muine Bheag in Co Carlow, is one of the most powerful yards in Irish racing, and this season alone the stable has sent out 215 winners. That is a staggering number — it means Mullins is sending out winners at a rate most trainers could only dream of. A horse in that yard, even a modest one, is being looked after by people who know exactly what they are doing and when to place a horse to its best advantage. That alone makes Yoradreamer worth keeping an eye on.