Allsortz

The recent run of form tells an even more compelling story. Looking at the last six races — and reading the results most recent first — you get: win, third, win, second, third, and a tenth. That one poor run aside, Allsortz has barely been out of the first three. Two wins and three places from five of those six races is the kind of sequence that turns heads in any yard.

Those wins have come at two different tracks. The first arrived at Dundalk in April 2026, and then, just weeks later, Allsortz followed it up with a victory at Cork on 19 May — this very week. Winning at two separate venues matters because it shows this horse is not just comfortable at one familiar track; it travels and it performs. With a race just yesterday, this is a horse bang in the middle of a campaign, fit and busy.

Allsortz is trained by David Marnane, who operates out of Bansha in County Tipperary. The yard has sent out 16 winners already this season, which tells you this is a team that knows how to have a horse ready to win. Luke McAteer is the regular partner in the saddle, having ridden Allsortz in 8 of its 10 career races — though their combined win rate of roughly 1 in every 8 races together (12%) suggests the horse's recent breakthrough has come just as the partnership is hitting its stride.

For a three-year-old with only 10 races under its belt, Allsortz already looks like a horse that competes rather than makes up the numbers. Two wins, consistent placing, and a victory just days ago — this is a young horse moving in the right direction at exactly the right time of year.