Beny Nahar Road

What makes Beny Nahar Road worth watching, though, is his genuine preference for normal ground conditions. On fast, dry surfaces, he has won 2 of his 17 races — a 12% win rate — which is double his overall win rate and suggests he has a clear liking for conditions that suit him. By contrast, on the Class 4 circuit where he competes most often, he has won just once from 16 races. His most recent form is patchy: in his last six outings he has finished outside the top three five times, with a solitary fourth-place finish to show for it. He raced just a day ago and is still an active competitor, but the question hanging over him is whether he still has the appetite or ability to break a 14-month drought.

His regular jockey Jamie Hamilton has partnered him 11 times, winning once — a similar 9% win rate that reflects the horse's general inconsistency. Trainer Henry Hogarth, who runs a modest yard that has produced five winners this season, appears to have kept faith with Beny Nahar Road despite his lean spell. The yard has shown patience with him, running him on surfaces where he historically performs best, but at seven years old and without a win since mid-2025, time may be running short for this horse to rediscover his form.