Addison Grey

The numbers tell a simple story: four wins from twelve races means Addison wins roughly one in every three starts, which is a genuinely strong win rate for a horse at this level. What makes this more impressive is the spread of those wins — they have come at different tracks and over different periods, suggesting the horse adapts well rather than relying on one favourable surface or distance. The first win came at Southwell in November 2024, and then Addison has picked up further victories since, culminating in this week's success. A fourth of all races run have ended in the winner's circle.

Addison races in the colours of trainer Clive Cox, who runs one of Britain's most successful yards from Lambourn in Berkshire. Cox has sent out 48 winners already this season, so Addison is part of a genuinely hot operation. The horse is usually ridden by jockey Rossa Ryan, though that partnership has been inconsistent so far — Ryan has one win from five rides aboard Addison, a 20% record. That rough start together makes the recent Newbury victory even more interesting: it suggests either the pair are clicking into gear or that Addison's current form is strong enough to shine regardless of who is in the saddle. Either way, a horse winning its last race out and racing actively this week is a horse worth watching.