Born A Rebel

Great Yarmouth has emerged as Born A Rebel's happy hunting ground. The horse has won twice from five races there — a 40% record at the track — which is the kind of course specialization that makes betting markets sit up and pay attention. The most recent of those wins came on 18 September 2025, just over a year ago. The horse also performs notably better at distances between seven furlongs and a mile, winning 2 of 10 races (20%) at that trip, compared to its overall 10% record. At Class 5 level, however — where Born A Rebel typically competes — the picture is less encouraging: just 1 win from 14 races.

The recent form tells a story of a horse searching for that winning feeling again. In its last six races, Born A Rebel has produced a 10-3-2-3-4-2 sequence: a tenth-place finish followed by some more competitive efforts, but no victories. The horse was active just a day ago and remains a runner, but it has now gone 12 months without winning. For a horse with genuine talent at certain courses and in the hands of the right jockey, the absence of recent success is worth watching. If Born A Rebel returns to Great Yarmouth with De La Sayette aboard, those course and rider statistics will draw careful attention from anyone who has noticed how potent that combination can be.