Tyson Fury

The horse has a genuine track specialist's record at Dundalk, where it has won twice in nine races—the most recent coming five months ago in March 2026. That 22% win rate at that track stands out sharply against the overall 7% career figure, suggesting Tyson Fury handles something about Dundalk, whether the surface or the layout, better than most other courses. The pattern holds on normal ground too, where the horse wins roughly one in every five and a half races (2 from 11), compared to the broader career average. It performs better over slightly longer distances—around a mile and three to four furlongs—where it has one win from nine races.

Recent form has been frustrating. Tyson Fury has not won in the last six races, most recently running third just a day ago after finishing sixth, tenth, and sixth in the three races before that. The horse has also struggled badly in Class 2 company, the top tier of racing it has attempted, with zero wins from five races. It usually competes at lower levels, where those modest winning figures look somewhat less bleak. Denis Gerard Hogan's yard at Cloughjordan has been productive this season, sending out 54 winners, but Tyson Fury is not among the yard's showcase horses. Its jockey J M Sheridan, the most frequent rider, has won just once from seven races aboard it. At nine years old, with nearly three decades of racing behind it, Tyson Fury looks like a solid handicap horse that turns up and does a job on the right day—but those days come rarely.