Greek Flower

Both of those wins came in a tight ten-day window back in October 2023 — first at Navan on the 18th, then at The Curragh on the 31st. That little purple patch is now 30 months in the rear-view mirror, and Greek Flower has not managed to repeat the trick in the six races since. The recent form figures of 6-3-5-6-14-4 (reading from most recent backwards) show a horse that finishes mid-pack more often than not, with that 14th-place finish standing out as a genuinely poor day at the office.

Greek Flower is trained by John James Feane out of Curragh, Co Kildare — a yard that has sent out 8 winners this season, so the operation clearly knows how to get horses to win. Jamie Powell rides most often, partnering Greek Flower in 8 of its races for 1 win together, a rate of roughly 1 in every 8 rides. The horse raced just yesterday, which means it is very much still part of the active picture, even if the winning feeling is becoming a distant memory. At this stage in a career, the goal is perhaps less about finding the winner's enclosure and more about picking the right spot where Greek Flower's consistency — all those places — can be turned into something more.