Baby Og is a three-year-old at the very start of its racing career, having run once without finding the form needed to trouble the judge. The horse is trained by
E Seymour, based at Nenagh in County Tipperary, a yard that has already sent out three winners this season despite its modest size. With a race just one day ago, Baby Og is clearly being kept active and in regular work as the yard develop the horse's racing education. Early runs like this often tell you very little — plenty of horses need time and experience before they show what they are capable of, and a first outing is rarely when a young horse runs its best race. The real story of Baby Og will unfold over the coming months as it gains racecourse experience and the trainer works out what distance and conditions suit it best.