Park That

That sole career victory came at Kilbeggan on 25 April 2025, and it remains the only time Park That has reached the winner's enclosure. Kilbeggan is a tight, idiosyncratic track in the Irish midlands, the kind of place that suits certain horses perfectly and baffles others entirely. Whether Park That simply had its day there, or whether the track genuinely suits it, is the sort of question the horse has not yet answered. What is clear from the recent form — a win, then a tenth, a ninth, a third, a second, and a sixth in the last six outings — is that the Kilbeggan win sparked a run of more competitive performances. The horse has been placing more consistently since, even if the winners' post has stayed out of reach.

Simon Torrens has been in the saddle for five of those ten races and is still waiting for a winner together — 0 from 5 is a patience-testing record, though the places suggest the partnership is not entirely without promise. The horse is trained by E Bolger at Bruree in County Limerick, a yard that has sent out 14 winners this season, so the operation clearly knows what it is doing. Park That, raced just one day ago and still very much active, remains a horse searching for proof that Kilbeggan was a glimpse of its best rather than a happy accident.