Amemri

The partnership with jockey Luke McAteer is one of the most striking features of Amemri's record. In 27 races together, McAteer has ridden the horse to 8 wins — that's nearly 1 in every 3 rides producing a winner, a win rate of 30%. Across racing, most jockeys win around 10–15% of their rides, so a 30% hit rate with a specific horse is a relationship worth noticing. When those two line up together, something clicks.

David Marnane trains Amemri from his yard in Bansha, County Tipperary, and it's a team in good form — 16 winners sent out already this season. Marnane has a reputation for placing horses well, and Amemri's record is a decent argument for that. The horse's first win came at Dundalk in March 2023, and Dundalk remains a happy hunting ground — the most recent victory came there just five weeks ago, in March 2026, suggesting the horse is as sharp as ever.

There's also a course to watch at Limerick: 2 wins from just 4 races there, which works out to a 50% win rate. Winning half your races at any track is remarkable — it suggests the horse genuinely suits the track, whether that's the layout, the ground, or simply how it runs on the day.

Recent form shows a second and a win in the last four outings, which for a horse of 46 career races suggests no loss of appetite. Amemri raced just one day ago, which tells you everything about where this horse is — active, competitive, and far from done. A career record of 10 wins and 14 places from 46 races, with a current trainer firing on all cylinders and a jockey partner who gets the best out of it — this is a horse still very much in its prime chapter.