Another Baar

The most important number in Another Baar's profile is 38%. On fast, dry ground, this horse has won 5 of 13 races — that is more than 1 in every 3 starts, which is an extraordinary conversion rate. Compare that to its overall record and you begin to understand the shape of the animal: when the sun has been out and the turf is quick underfoot, Another Baar is a different proposition entirely. That is the kind of condition-specific edge that experienced punters spend years searching for.

The partnership with jockey Oisin McSweeney is worth noting too. In 15 races together, McSweeney has ridden the horse to 4 wins — a win rate of 27%, or better than 1 in every 4 races. That is a meaningful upgrade on the horse's overall average and suggests the pair have developed a genuine understanding. Trainer Adrian Paul Keatley, based in Ryedale, North Yorkshire, has had a productive season with 43 winners sent out from the yard, so Another Baar is operating within a stable that clearly knows what it is doing.

The most recent form is a story of two halves. Back-to-back wins that include a victory at Goodwood in September 2025 were followed by four disappointing efforts — finishing 9th, 5th, 10th, and 6th in its last four outings. That sequence might look discouraging, but context matters: Goodwood in early September is a prestigious occasion, and winning there is a genuine achievement. The recent dip is something to watch, though the horse raced just one day ago so the yard clearly have confidence it remains in good shape.

The one area where Another Baar has found life harder is at Class 4 level — the standard competitive tier where it races most often — winning just 2 of 21 races there, roughly 1 in 10. That suggests a horse that can occasionally punch above its weight, particularly when the ground plays into its hands.