Bizarre Law

The partnership with jockey David Probert is where things get more interesting. In 11 races together, they have won twice — that is roughly 1 in every 5, or 18%, which is more than double Bizarre Law's overall win rate. That gap is significant. It suggests Probert brings something out of this horse that others do not, whether that is timing, confidence, or simply familiarity. When you see Probert's name in the saddle, it is worth taking notice.

The distances between seven furlongs and a mile suit Bizarre Law best, again producing 2 wins from 11 races at that 18% clip. Horse racing has plenty of animals that look decent until they run at the wrong trip — Bizarre Law is clearly more switched on when the race is run at that particular pace and distance. The most recent win came at Doncaster on 16 May 2026, just eight weeks ago, with the very first career success dating back to Kempton Park in November 2021, suggesting this is a horse that arrives, leaves, and comes back.

Bizarre Law is trained by Michael Herrington at Willoughton in Lincolnshire, a yard that has sent out 33 winners this season — a decent volume of success that shows the operation is in good form. The horse raced just one day ago, which means it is fit, active, and very much part of current plans.

Recent form reads 4-10-7-1-4-3 from the last six races, with that single win sandwiched between modest efforts. Horses at this level are not always consistent, but Bizarre Law clearly still has days when everything clicks. Given the Probert factor and a preference for a specific trip, this is a horse where the conditions matter enormously — get them right, and a performance well above its average becomes genuinely possible.