Casheldale Lass

The form figures tell an interesting story. Reading from most recent to oldest — 2, blank, 7, 6, 1, 1 — you can see a horse that hit a purple patch with back-to-back wins before going through a quieter spell. That opening win came at Gowran Park in June 2025, followed swiftly by a second at Naas the following month. Two wins in the space of a few weeks suggests a horse that was in form and knew what it was doing when the conditions suited.

Those conditions matter. On normal ground, Casheldale Lass has won 2 of her 4 races — a 50% record that is frankly striking. Half the time she runs on a good surface, she wins. That is the kind of statistic that makes a trainer pay close attention to the weather forecast before declaring for a race. When the ground is right, she is a serious contender.

Much of that success has come with Robbie Colgan in the saddle. Together they have won 2 of their 6 races — a win rate of 33%, or roughly 1 in every 3 rides — which is a genuinely strong partnership by any measure. That kind of consistency between horse and jockey tends to build trust, and it shows in the results.

She raced just one day ago, meaning she is bang in the middle of her season and clearly being kept busy. The form has dipped a little since those two quick wins in the summer — the 6 and 7 finishes suggest she has not quite found that same rhythm again yet — but a horse with a 50% win rate on normal ground and a settled jockey partnership is never far from adding to her tally.