Blue Courvoisier

Trained by Clive Cox at Lambourn, Blue Courvoisier is only three years old, which means the best may genuinely still be ahead. Cox is having a strong season — 48 winners sent out already — and that kind of form from a yard matters. It suggests horses are fit, happy, and arriving at the track ready to run their race. Blue Courvoisier fits that picture.

The horse's career began to take shape at Leicester in September 2025, where it recorded its first win. Then, eight months later, it went back to the well at Carlisle in late May 2026 and won again — showing it can travel to different tracks and get the job done. Looking at the recent form figures — 1-2-2-4-1-8 reading from oldest to newest — you can see a horse that came from a slightly rough patch, returned to winning, and then finished eighteenth most recently. That latest result stands out as out of character, and with the horse racing just yesterday and still active, there is clearly no concern from the team about that run.

What makes this profile interesting is how young and lightly raced Blue Courvoisier still is. Six races at three years old leaves plenty of room to develop, step up in class, or find the kind of race that suits perfectly. A horse winning 2 from 6 at this stage of its career, trained by a yard firing on all cylinders, is exactly the type to keep an eye on through the summer.