Yoradreamer

The first career win came at Downpatrick in June 2025, and Yoradreamer then backed it up with another victory at Wexford on 17 March 2026 — St Patrick's Day, as it happens. That Wexford win was only seven weeks ago, so this is a horse currently in form and racing with confidence. Look at the last six runs and you can see the shape of a horse building momentum: two blanks, then a win, then two more results that suggest it stayed competitive, and another blank before that. It is not a horse that dominates every field, but it is clearly capable of winning races when conditions click into place.

What makes Yoradreamer particularly interesting is who is training it. W P Mullins — Willie Mullins — is one of the most celebrated racehorse trainers in Ireland, a man whose yard at Muine Bheag in County Carlow operates on a scale that most trainers can only dream about. This season alone, the stable has sent out 220 winners. That is a remarkable number — it means Mullins and his team are averaging winners at a rate that keeps the whole Irish racing calendar busy. A horse in that yard, even one still finding its best form at seven, is surrounded by expertise and ambition. Horses from this team do not drift along by accident — they are placed carefully and prepared professionally.

Yoradreamer raced just one day ago, which means this is a horse that is active, fit, and very much part of the current season's story. Two wins may not sound like a headline figure, but back-to-back victories over nine months, trained by one of the sport's great names, with a horse clearly improving as it matures — that is a profile worth watching.