Numidia

That place is Dundalk, Ireland's all-weather track, and the numbers there tell a different story to her overall record. Three of her four career wins have come at that venue, from 22 races there — a win rate of around 1 in 7, which is meaningfully better than her record elsewhere. Her first win came at Dundalk in February 2023, and her most recent came there in November 2025, just six months ago. When a horse keeps returning to the same track and keeps delivering, that is not coincidence — it is preference, and experienced punters take notice.

She also tends to find her best form when the ground is normal — not too wet, not too firm — winning 3 times from 22 races on those conditions, a rate of roughly 1 in 7 again. And while her record over marathon distances of two miles or more is just 1 win from 6 races, that 1-in-6 rate is actually her strongest across any distance category, suggesting she handles a test of stamina better than most of her runs imply.

The current form is harder to spin positively. Numidia has not won in her last six races, with a run of 4, 5, 6, 4, 2, and a non-finish making up her recent record. She raced just one day ago, which tells you the yard of trainer Peter Lawlor — based in Donard, County Wicklow — is keeping her active and in the mix. Lawlor's team have sent out six winners this season, so the operation is ticking over. Regular partner Killian Leonard has ridden her 11 times and won once together, a rate of roughly 1 in 11.

The honest summary is this: Numidia is not a star, but she is a professional. She turns up, she competes, and when you get her back to Dundalk on normal ground with a bit of distance to stretch her legs, there is always a chance she reminds everyone what she can do.