Back To Me

The story started at Dundalk in November 2025, where Back To Me broke its duck for the first time. It then went one better with a second win at Southwell in April 2026 — two months ago now — and that run of form tells its own story. The recent sequence of 18-2-6-1-1-13 reads a little unevenly at first glance, but buried inside it are back-to-back wins, which is the mark of a horse that had found a real vein of form. The most recent run, a finish of 18th, is the one blemish worth noting, though with a race just yesterday it is clear the team are keeping this horse busy and confident in what it can do.

Haslam's yard has been in strong shape this season, sending out 35 winners already, which means Back To Me is part of a genuinely functioning, well-drilled operation rather than a one-off fluke. A trainer who wins at that kind of volume knows how to place a horse, and the fact that Back To Me has been kept active and competitive suggests Haslam sees plenty more to come from a three-year-old that has barely scratched the surface of what it might achieve.

At this stage of its career, the most exciting thing about Back To Me is simply the age. Two wins from six races at three years old, trained by a yard in form, and raced as recently as yesterday — this is a horse on an upward curve, and there is every reason to think the best is still to come.