Electric Beauty

The form over the last six races reads 2-3-4-12-2-1, which tells you two things at once. There was a wobble — that 12th place sits awkwardly in the sequence — but Electric Beauty bounced back either side of it with a win, a second, and another second. Horses that recover form like that, rather than sliding into a slump, tend to be worth following. The most recent win came at The Curragh in March 2026, just two months ago, and with a race just yesterday the horse is clearly in the thick of a busy campaign.

The partnership with jockey Wesley Joyce is one of the sharper details in this profile. In 12 races together, they have won twice — that is roughly 1 in every 6, or a 17% win rate. That is meaningfully better than Electric Beauty's overall record, and it suggests the two have developed a working rhythm worth noting. The first career win came at Leopardstown in July 2025, a track that demands tactical awareness, so there was always ability here — it just needed time and the right conditions to surface.

Where Electric Beauty is most dangerous is at a distance of around a mile and a furlong to a mile and two furlongs. At those trips, the record reads 2 wins from 10 races — 20%, or 1 in every 5 — which is a solid return. That is not a coincidence; it points to a horse that finds its rhythm at a specific distance and is best placed when the yard keep to it. Mulvany's yard has sent out 20 winners this season, so this is a stable in form, and Electric Beauty, currently racing freely and placing regularly, looks like one of its more dependable contributors.