Zillow

Zillow got off the mark relatively late, landing its first win at Kilbeggan in September 2025, but it did not stop there. A second victory followed, and then a third at Fairyhouse in November 2025 — and winning at Fairyhouse matters. It is one of Irish racing's better tracks, the kind of place where good horses turn up, so crossing the line first there four months ago is a meaningful entry on the CV. The run of two wins from its last six races is encouraging too, even if the most recent form figures show some inconsistency — a couple of mid-field finishes sandwiched around those victories suggest Zillow can be a little hot and cold.

What gives this profile its real weight, though, is the name above the stable door. Willie Mullins is the dominant force in Irish jump racing, and his yard has sent out 229 winners already this season alone. That is not a typo. To put it another way, Mullins has been producing roughly one winner every day. A horse does not survive long in that operation without showing something genuine, so the fact that Zillow is still active and racing — last seen just one day ago — tells you the team believes there is more to come. With a horse that won twice in the autumn and is presumably being aimed at something specific, it would be no surprise to see Zillow's tally climb before the season is out.