All Moonshine

The career began to take shape at Southwell on 28 December 2025, where All Moonshine picked up that first win. From there, the momentum built quickly. Three of the last five races have ended in victory, and the recent form figures — a fifteenth, then three consecutive wins — tell the story of a horse that found its stride and made the most of it. That final win came at Kempton Park on 11 February 2026, roughly four months ago now, with All Moonshine having raced again just yesterday to keep things ticking over.

Behind the horse is Andrew Balding's yard at Kingsclere in Hampshire, one of the most productive operations in British racing right now. Balding's team has sent out 202 winners already this season — a number that puts them among the elite yards in the country. When a stable is firing at that rate, the horses coming out of it tend to be well-prepared and well-placed, and All Moonshine looks like a beneficiary of exactly that kind of careful management.

At 60% — winning 3 in every 5 races — the win rate here is the kind of number that turns heads. To put it in context, a good racehorse might win 1 in every 5 or 6 races over a career. Winning 3 from 5 suggests either a horse operating well within its comfort zone, or simply a very talented animal finding its feet fast. With only five races under its belt, there is still plenty of story left to tell.