Booziebrunch

Trained by S Woods out of Newmarket, Suffolk, Booziebrunch is part of a team that has already sent out 24 winners this season, which tells you this is a functioning, active operation with horses in good enough shape to compete regularly. The first win came at Chelmsford on 21 August 2025, and the most recent at Newmarket itself on 26 June 2026 — home turf, just three weeks ago.

The distance question is where it gets interesting. Over a mile and three or four furlongs — essentially the longer middle-distance trips — Booziebrunch has won 1 from 3 races, a win rate of 33%, or roughly one in every three attempts. That is a genuinely solid return at a specific trip, and it suggests the horse finds its best form when it has room to settle and build into a race rather than being asked for a sharp, early burst of speed. Compare that to its record at the class of racing it most often enters — Class 5, the bread-and-butter level — where it has managed 0 wins from 6 races. That sounds alarming on the surface, but the recent form softens the blow considerably.

Those last six results read 2-1-3-4-4-2, which means in the most recent six races, Booziebrunch has won once, finished second twice, and third once. Only two of those efforts could be called disappointing. For a horse running at a level it hasn't yet managed to win at, that kind of consistency — always thereabouts, rarely out of the picture — is genuinely encouraging rather than frustrating. The win rate overall sits at 14%, or roughly 1 in every 7 races, which is modest, but this is a young horse whose form is clearly trending in the right direction. There is every reason to think the Class 5 win is coming.