Analogical

Look at the last six runs — 10-6-1-3-1-2 — and what you see is a horse that drifted out of form, then snapped back sharply. Two wins in the most recent six races tells you it has rediscovered something, and the trainer Sir Mark Prescott, based at Newmarket, is clearly happy to keep it busy. His yard has sent out 47 winners already this season, which is a remarkable throughput and speaks to an operation that knows exactly what it is doing with each horse on its books.

The most striking number in Analogical's record is what happens when it races over longer distances — a mile and six furlongs up to two miles. Over those trips, it has won 4 of 9 races, a 44% win rate. Nearly one in every two races at its preferred distance. That is not a coincidence; that is a horse that genuinely needs the extra ground to show its best. Stamina is its weapon, and when conditions let it deploy that weapon, it delivers.

Normal ground suits it too — 2 wins from 5 races on standard conditions, a 40% win rate — which gives the team plenty of options through a typical British summer. Jockey Luke Morris has been the regular partner, winning 3 of their 9 races together, roughly 1 in every 3. That is a productive alliance, and the continuity of having one rider who knows how the horse ticks is often worth more than the statistics alone suggest. Analogical opened its account at Beverley in May 2025 and has not looked back since. Still young, still progressing, and racing just yesterday — this is a horse right in the middle of its story.