Cork
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NFP Irish EBF Platinum Stakes (Listed)
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Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Carolina Jetstream is rated just 5 pounds below the favourite and has won at nearly the same rate as the field leaders (4 wins from 14 races), but her last three runs tell a worrying story—8th, 6th, and 10th all within the last 117 days. She's a course specialist at Dundalk with a 57% win rate there, but this is Cork, and that form collapse is hard to ignore.
One of the more successful in the field (4 career wins)
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
The market favourite at 5.0 hasn't raced for 96 days—longer than any other runner—which is a significant concern despite her being rated 8 pounds above the field average. She's well suited to 7 furlongs and has won on softer ground, but her zero wins from four attempts on good ground here raises questions about whether she'll be sharp enough after such a long absence.
Absent 96 days (longest in field)
Market favourite (5.0)
Trainer Quotes
Apr 2026
"She's got better every year with racing and ran great when second in the Express Stakes behind Celestial Orbit last time after not doing badly in a messy race on her comeback. She could take on Celestial Orbit again in the Lanwades Stud Stakes. 22-04-26"
Good Value
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Sindagan is a 3-year-old who just won at Galway 17 days ago and has strung together three straight top-three finishes, showing genuine progress for a horse with just six career races. With a 17% win rate and the benefit of a recent success, he's the form horse in the race, though he's still relatively lightly experienced compared to the older horses here.
3 straight top-3 finishes
Good Value
TrackLab Insight
Suzie Songs is joint-favourite at 5.0 and has the best record on good ground in the entire field at 60% (3 from 5), backed by a win just 23 days ago at Naas. At 3 years old with 43% win rate from seven races, she's winning at an exceptional rate, making her a genuine threat despite her relative inexperience.
Best record on this ground (3 from 5)
TrackLab Insight
At 25 career races, Keke is by far the most experienced runner here and has built a rock-solid record: finishing in the top three in four out of every five races is the kind of reliability few horses achieve. A recent win at Naas 41 days ago shows he's still competitive, though a fourth-place finish 27 days ago suggests he's finding his level in this stronger company.
Most experienced (25 runs, field avg 12)
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Fort Vega has won over this course and distance before and boasts the best record at 7 furlongs in the field (2 from 5), backed by three straight top-three finishes that show he's firing right now. Drawing the high number is a slight concern on turf, but his consistency—winning roughly once every six races—makes him a genuine threat to the editorial favourite.
Has won over this course and distance
Best record at this trip (2 from 5)
3 straight top-3 finishes
TrackLab Insight
Spinning Around is one of the least experienced runners (9 races) but has won twice and placed three times, giving her a 22% win rate that's competitive with the field. A recent fifth at Killarney 30 days ago is a step back, but her Curragh win 102 days ago and a win-rate of roughly one in every four or five races suggests she has ability, even if recent form is patchy.
Relatively inexperienced (9 career races)
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L L Koulsty is a 3-year-old with the best win rate in the entire field at 43% (3 from 7 races), but he's dropping three classes from his usual level and hasn't raced for 41 days. His recent wins at Naas and Cork show he knows this circuit, yet stepping up in class after a lay-off makes him an interesting each-way prospect rather than a short-priced fancy.
Drops 3 classes from usual level
Best career win rate in field (1 in 2)
TrackLab Insight
Tahcawin is a 13.0 outsider with just one win from ten races and a troubling zero wins from seven attempts on good ground. A ninth place at Naas 23 days ago and no winner in the last ten months despite four placings suggests she's struggling to convert chances at this level.
Outsider at 13.0
TrackLab Insight
Treasure Rose is the only horse in the field with back-to-back wins (Down Royal and Fairyhouse 56 and 44 days ago), showing real momentum despite a fifth place at Naas most recently. At 7 furlongs she has a 33% win rate, well above her career average, though her zero wins from three starts on yielding ground could be an issue if the surface softens.
Placed in 2 of last 3 races
TrackLab Insight
Nancy J is an 15.0 outsider with just one win from 12 races, making her the least reliable in the field, but she has run well enough to pick up a third place at Leopardstown just 36 days ago. With no wins on good ground from six attempts and a record of winning roughly once every 12 races, she's a tough ask at these odds.
Outsider at 15.0
TrackLab Insight
Temperance is rated 11 pounds below the field average and has won just once in 13 races, making her a 51.0 outsider with legitimate reason to be. An 11th-place finish at Naas just 23 days ago shows she's struggling in recent weeks, and there's little in her form to suggest she'll turn that around here.
Among the more experienced (13 career races)
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