Arry Up

What makes Arry Up genuinely special is the partnership he has with Lewis Edmunds in the saddle. When they run together, something clicks. Edmunds has ridden the horse five times and won three of those races — a 60 per cent success rate that speaks to real understanding between rider and horse. That kind of consistency doesn't happen by accident. Trained by Rod Millman at Kentisbeare in Devon, Arry Up is part of a yard that has been firing on all cylinders this season, sending out 42 winners already.

The horse shows a decided preference for Kempton Park, where he has won two of his five races there. That's a track he clearly suits, and those are the kind of clues that matter when you're trying to work out where to watch him next. His most recent win came at Sandown Park just over five weeks ago, so he's still fresh from that success. For a three-year-old with a 40 per cent win rate, an in-form jockey, and a trainer firing on all cylinders behind him, there's every reason to think his best days may still lie ahead.