Arry Up

What really stands out is the relationship Arry Up has built with Kempton Park. Two wins from four races there — that's a 50% record at a single track — and the most recent of those came just two months ago in April 2026. There's something about that circuit that seems to bring out the best in this horse, and that kind of course form is exactly what experienced punters look for. The career began at Leicester in October 2025, so everything has moved quickly: first win, then a streak, then course specialist status, all within a matter of months.

Jockey Lewis Edmunds has been central to the story. The two have teamed up five times, and Edmunds has ridden Arry Up to all three career wins — a 60% win rate together, which is a remarkable partnership by any measure. Three wins from five rides isn't luck; it suggests a genuine understanding between horse and rider that Rod Millman's yard will be keen to preserve. Millman, training out of Kentisbeare in Devon, has sent out 42 winners this season already, so this is clearly a yard operating with real confidence right now.

The most recent run came just a day ago, which means Arry Up is bang in form and being kept busy — a sign the team believe the horse is thriving. With four places alongside the three wins from eight races, there's also real consistency here: Arry Up has finished in the top four in seven of eight career races. That's a horse who rarely runs badly, and at three years old, still with plenty of racing ahead, the best chapters may not have been written yet.