Miss Doyenne

Her recent form tells its own story: three wins and two third-place finishes from her last five races, with victories bookending that sequence. She broke her winning account at Cork in April 2025, and her most recent success came at Killarney just this week — meaning she races only a day ago and is as current as it gets. That kind of consistency, winning three of her last five, is not something you see every day. Many horses run a dozen times before finding the winner's enclosure once.

Behind the scenes, Miss Doyenne is trained by Henry De Bromhead at his base in Knockeen, County Waterford — one of the most respected yards in Irish racing. With 107 winners sent out already this season, De Bromhead's operation is clearly firing on all cylinders, and Miss Doyenne looks like one of the horses carrying that momentum forward. When a trainer is hitting those kinds of numbers, it is usually because horses like her are doing their bit week after week.

Five races is still a short career biography, and there are questions that only more runs will answer — how she handles different tracks, whether she can step up against stronger rivals. But on the evidence so far, she is a horse worth following. Three wins from five races means she crosses the line first in three out of every five attempts, and with a victory as recent as this week, there is every reason to think she is not done adding to that tally.