Glory To Be

The recent form tells a particularly interesting story. Buried in those last six runs are two wins, and the sequence — a win, then a tenth, then a win, a seventh, and a blank — suggests a horse that runs well in bursts rather than grinding out a steady rhythm. The fact that Glory To Be won at Leopardstown just five weeks ago, one of the most competitive tracks in Ireland, is worth noting. Leopardstown is the kind of place where top-quality horses converge, so landing a race there carries real weight.

Trained by M C Grassick out of Curragh in County Kildare, Glory To Be is part of a yard that has sent out 6 winners this season — a team clearly in decent form. The first career win came at Navan back in October 2025, which started what has become a productive spell. Racing again just yesterday, this is a horse very much in the thick of an active campaign right now, with the yard clearly keen to keep the momentum going while the horse is in form.