Bohemian Breeze

Across a 46-race career, Bohemian Breeze has won 6 times and placed on a further 22 occasions, giving a win rate of around 1 in every 8 races (13%). That is a modest headline figure, but it hides a horse who runs to very different levels depending on where and how it is asked to perform. On fast, dry ground, the picture changes sharply — 2 wins from just 5 races on that surface, a 40% win rate that tells you this is a horse that genuinely comes alive when the sun has been out. At a distance of a mile and a furlong to a mile and two furlongs, it has won 3 of 10 races, or 30% — comfortably its most productive range.

Recent form has been electric by any measure. Two wins from the last six races, with the sequence reading 1-1-9-4-12-7 going back from the most recent — those two victories at the front of that list are not historical footnotes but live, current form. The most recent came at Brighton just this week, on 30 June 2026, confirming that Bohemian Breeze is in the form of its life right now. The first win came at Ayr in August 2023, so this is a horse that has steadily developed rather than burst onto the scene.

Regular jockey Tom Queally has been in the saddle for 6 of those races together, winning once, but with the horse clearly in a purple patch, that partnership is one to follow. Behind the scenes, the Moore yard — a father-and-son training operation — has been in outstanding shape this season, having sent out 99 winners. A stable firing on all cylinders, a horse peaking at six, and a track where it wins 3 races in every 5: when Brighton comes up on dry ground, Bohemian Breeze is the name to know.