Back To Me

What's encouraging is that Back To Me has begun to find its feet again. In its last six runs it has won twice — most recently just a day ago — suggesting it may have turned a corner after that long barren spell. The horse raced at Dundalk for its first career win back in November 2025, then found the frame at Southwell four months later. The stretch between those moments and now shows a horse learning the ropes, capable of beating fields but not yet consistent enough to be called reliable. Trainer Patrick Chamings, based at Baughurst in Hampshire, has a reasonably productive yard this season with nine winners, so Back To Me has access to solid horsemanship.

At three years old, this is still a developing horse. The recent return to the winner's circle — completing two victories in its last six outings — hints that it may finally be finding the level where it can compete regularly. Whether it can sustain that momentum or slip back into the long gaps between wins remains to be seen, but the current form is definitely the best reason to watch it closely.