Edward F Power

The most telling number in Power's record is at Cork, where he has produced 3 winners from just 5 runners. Winning 3 from 5 at any track is exceptional — it suggests he knows exactly when his horses are ready and picks his spots well rather than running them for the experience. For a trainer only three years in, that kind of precision at a specific venue is a real asset and worth watching.

His most reliable jockey partnership is with Phillip Enright, who has ridden 2 winners from 11 outings for the yard — roughly 1 in every 5 rides, or an 18% win rate. That's a meaningful connection, and when Enright's name appears on a Power-trained runner, it's rarely without purpose. The horse Priory Park has also been a notable part of the stable's story, winning 1 of their 5 races together — a modest return on paper, but five runs with the same horse tells you Power is patient and willing to find the right race rather than chase quick results.

Power also appears to have a decent eye for wet ground, with 1 winner from just 4 runners when conditions are soft — a 25% win rate, or 1 in 4. That's a small sample, but it's a thread worth pulling. Trainers who understand how ground conditions affect their horses tend to place them more accurately, and that instinct can be the difference between a wasted entry and a winning day. At this early stage of his career, Edward F Power looks like a trainer building quietly and intelligently — the Cork figures alone suggest there's more to come.