Antonio Cintra & Julio Olascoaga

Their most used jockey is Francisco Goncalves, who has been in the saddle for 36 of their runners and delivered 2 wins — the same 1-in-17 ratio that runs through almost everything this team does right now. That consistency, however flat it looks, at least suggests the yard isn't wildly misfiring in any one direction. When the ground is normal, things pick up a little: 2 wins from 20 races on those conditions gives them a 10% win rate, or roughly 1 in every 10, which is meaningfully better than their overall figures and hints at where their horses might be most comfortable.

The one partnership worth watching with some curiosity is with Mount Kosciuszko, a horse they have run together four times without a win. Four races is a small sample, but it does suggest that particular combination hasn't clicked yet. Whether that changes as the yard matures is one of the more straightforward questions surrounding this operation. With less than a year on the clock, Cintra and Olascoaga are very much a story still being written.