Addison Grey

Trained by Clive Cox out of Lambourn in Berkshire, Addison Grey is in good hands. Cox's yard has sent out 48 winners already this season, which puts it among the more productive operations in the country right now. When a trainer is firing at that rate, their horses tend to be fit, well-prepared, and placed in races they can win — and Addison Grey fits that picture. The horse's most regular partner in the saddle is Rossa Ryan, who has ridden it in 5 of its 10 races and won 1 of those together — a win rate of 20%, or roughly 1 in every 5 rides. That's a decent return, though there's clearly still a combination to be unlocked between horse and jockey.

The career started with a first win at Southwell back in November 2024, but the standout result came at Newmarket on 16 August 2025 — a track that carries genuine prestige and where winning means something. That win is now 11 months ago, and the recent form figures of 3-5-2-2 suggest Addison Grey has been knocking on the door without quite getting its nose in front again. A tenth-place finish does stand out in an otherwise tidy record, but before and after that blip the horse has been placing regularly. With a race just yesterday, this is clearly a horse still very much in action and being kept busy.

At 30%, Addison Grey wins roughly 3 in every 10 races — well above what most horses manage over a career of this length. The challenge now is translating that consistent placing into another win. The talent is clearly there.