Born A Rebel

The overall career record sits at 3 wins and 9 places from 27 races — a win rate of roughly 1 in every 9 outings, which is modest but not unusual at the level this horse competes at. Most of its racing has come in Class 5 events, which sit towards the lower end of British racing's six-tier structure, and even there it has won just 1 from 14 races (about 7%). That tells you Born A Rebel needs things to fall right — and when they do, they tend to fall right at Great Yarmouth.

The partnership with jockey Benoit De La Sayette is worth noting. Together they have won 3 of their 7 races — that is 43%, or almost 1 in every 2 rides — which is a genuinely striking number. Both career wins at Great Yarmouth came with De La Sayette in the saddle, suggesting the combination clicks in a way that matters. Trainer Patrick Owens operates out of Newmarket, one of British racing's most famous training centres, and his yard has sent out 3 winners already this season.

The horse's preferred distance of 7 furlongs to a mile has yielded 2 wins from 10 races — a 20% win rate, or 1 in 5, which is significantly better than its overall average and points clearly to where it should be running. Recent form tells a mixed story: the last 6 races show a second, a second, and a fourth among the results, so it has been competitive without converting. It last won at Great Yarmouth in September 2025, 10 months ago. Having raced just yesterday, the campaign is very much live — and with the right conditions, the right distance, and De La Sayette back in the saddle at the right track, the ingredients for another win are all there.