Albus Anne

Across 29 races in total, Albus Anne has five wins and 17 places to its name — a career win rate of around 1 in every 6 races, with a placed finish in nearly two thirds of all outings. That's the profile of a consistent, competitive horse that rarely runs a bad race. The most recent win came at Bath in October 2025, just seven months ago, and with a race as recently as yesterday, this is very much a horse still in the thick of things. Two wins from the last six races is solid, encouraging form, even if results of fourth and seventh have crept in among them.

One detail worth flagging for anyone looking for clues about when Albus Anne runs best: wet and muddy ground seems to unlock something. In five races on genuinely soggy ground, there have been two wins — a 40% win rate that dwarfs the overall career average. Not every horse thrives when conditions turn heavy, but this one clearly does, and that's the kind of edge that makes a horse interesting to follow when the weather turns.

The partnership with jockey Georgia Dobie is still finding its feet — one win from eight races together works out to just under 1 in every 8 rides, which is a touch below Albus Anne's overall rate. Trainer Jimmy Fox has been quietly productive this season, sending out two winners from the yard, and Albus Anne sits at the heart of that. Most of the horse's racing has come in Class 5 company, the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, where it has won 2 of 14 races. Modest enough on the flat numbers, but the Bath record tells a bigger story — this is a horse that saves its best for one very specific stage.