Win rate and top-3 rate will show once this horse has raced.
The horse is by Passing Glance out of a Midnight Legend mare, a pedigree that suggests a decent athletic foundation, though pedigree alone tells you nothing about whether a particular horse will actually want to race or have the temperament to do well. Anthony Honeyball, the trainer, is based at Mosterton in Dorset and has sent out 51 winners already this season, which marks him as a trainer in real form. A yard with that kind of win rate through the year does not get there by sending out unprepared horses, so And So It Begins will arrive fit and trained to run. Whether it will actually be any good, or whether it will prove to be one of those horses that simply does not take to racing, is the only question that matters right now. First sighting will tell us far more than any breeding notes or yard statistics ever could.