Genoah

Trained by M D O'Callaghan out of The Curragh in Co. Kildare — a yard that has sent out 21 winners already this season — Genoah has compiled a career record of 4 wins and 5 places from 13 races, a win rate of roughly 1 in every 3. That is a genuinely strong number, and it tells you this is not a horse that flukes its way into the frame. It gets into the prize money more often than not. The partnership with jockey Colin Keane has been particularly productive: Keane has ridden Genoah in 7 races and won 2 of them, landing roughly 1 in every 3.5 rides together — a combination worth watching whenever they line up.

Genoah also has a clear preference for normal ground conditions — when the track is neither too wet nor too dry, it has won 4 of 8 races on that surface, winning exactly half the time. That is the kind of stat that makes sense once you know the Dundalk picture, since the all-weather track there provides consistent, predictable conditions that clearly suit how this horse moves.

The recent form tells an interesting story on its own. The last six results, reading from most recent backwards, are 9th, 1st, 1st, 4th, 14th, 11th — which means Genoah went from two struggling runs, to a solid fourth, then back-to-back wins, and then a ninth last time out. That dip after two wins is worth monitoring, but this is a horse that raced just one day ago and is very much in active campaign. Its last win came at Dundalk on 30 January 2026, only three months ago. The form is live, the course record is exceptional, and when Genoah heads back to its favourite track, the case for paying attention becomes very straightforward indeed.