Jerrari

Both of those wins came in a tight three-week window last summer — Roscommon on 7th July 2025, then Galway on 28th July. Back-to-back wins at two of Ireland's most popular tracks in the height of the summer festival season is no accident. That Galway win in particular matters: Galway in late July is buzzing, competitive, and full of horses in form. Winning there suggests Jerrari was hitting a real purple patch at the right moment.

The ground appears to be a key factor. On normal conditions, Jerrari has won 2 of 7 races — that 29% win rate is genuinely strong, more than twice its overall average. When the ground dries out and plays fair, this horse becomes a different proposition entirely. That is exactly the kind of detail a knowledgeable punter stores away for later.

The partnership with jockey Donagh Meyler is also worth noting. Together they have won 2 of 7 races — again that 29% figure, which means they win close to 1 in 3 times they go out together. For context, most jockey-horse combinations produce win rates well below that. When Meyler is in the saddle and the ground is playing normally, Jerrari has a genuine habit of finding the winner's enclosure.

Recent form has gone quiet — no win in the last six races, with a best finish of fourth — and that Galway success is now nine months in the rear-view mirror. But Jerrari raced just yesterday, so the team clearly has active plans for it. With summer approaching, normal ground returning, and Meyler presumably available, the ingredients that made this horse click once before are not far away from aligning again.