Senecia

The recent form makes for interesting reading. In the last six outings, Senecia has shown a win, a third, and a second alongside a couple of unplaced runs — the kind of mixed but lively record that suggests a horse still very much in the game. And "in the game" is not an exaggeration: Senecia raced just yesterday, which means this profile is as live as it gets.

The most telling number in Senecia's record is at Killarney, where this horse has won 2 races from just 5 attempts — that's winning 40% of the time at one specific track. For context, most horses win somewhere between 10 and 20% of their races across their career. To nearly double that at a single venue is the kind of stat that makes trainers and racegoers sit up. The most recent of those Killarney wins came this week, on 11 May 2026, so whatever Senecia does at that track, it's still very much doing it.

Conditions matter too. On wet or muddy ground, Senecia has won 3 from 7 races — that's a 43% win rate, which is extraordinary. Nearly half the time it races in those conditions, it wins. That's not luck; that's a horse that genuinely thrives when the ground gets soft underfoot, and it's the kind of edge that patient the yard can exploit when the weather turns.

Regular rider Phillip Enright has been in the saddle for 23 of Senecia's 33 races, a relationship that speaks to consistency from the whole team. Their combined win rate together sits at around 1 in every 11 rides — modest on paper, but Enright clearly knows this horse well, and the Killarney win this week came on his watch. At nine years old, Senecia is not a young horse, but the evidence of the last few days suggests there's still a chapter or two left to write.