Moulin Labbe

That sole win came at Navan on 28 February 2026, and it remains the defining moment of a career still in its early chapters. Navan is a fair, galloping track in County Meath that tends to reward horses who stay on honestly rather than sprint — so a win there carries some meaning. The recent form reading of a seventh last time out is a slight dip from that peak, but one run rarely tells the whole story, and with a race just yesterday the team clearly has no intention of letting things go quiet.

The trainer behind all of this is Willie Mullins, arguably the most powerful force in jump racing on either side of the Irish Sea. Based at Muine Bheag in County Carlow, his yard has sent out 220 winners already this season alone — a number that is almost absurd when you stop and think about it. For context, most trainers would consider 20 winners a very good year. Having Mullins in your corner is the equivalent of being signed to the biggest label in the business: the infrastructure, the knowledge, and the sheer volume of quality around you every single day is unmatched. Horses in that yard tend to progress, and they tend to progress quickly. Moulin Labbe is early in the story, but it is a very good story to be part of.