Brosay

The Class 2 victory at Ascot in September 2025 is the standout result on the CV. Ascot is not a track that hands out wins cheaply, and landing a high-level race there is the kind of result that defines a horse's reputation. Goodwood, where Brosay got off the mark back in May 2024, is similarly demanding — a famously undulating track that tends to flatter horses with real ability. Two wins at two great tracks in two top-tier races is a genuinely solid story for a four-year-old.

That said, the recent form is hard to ignore. Brosay has not won in the last six races, with finishes reading 12-11-16-5-6-12 — scattered, inconsistent, and generally out of the frame. The last win came nine months ago, which raises the obvious question of whether the Ascot success was a peak that has so far proved difficult to match. At sprint distances — races under five furlongs — the record looks more promising: 1 win from 3 races, or 1 in 3, which suggests the very shortest trips might bring out the best.

Edward Greatrex is the jockey most associated with Brosay, having ridden the horse seven times for a single win together. That win rate of roughly 1 in 7 is modest, though the pair did combine for the Goodwood success that started the career off. Brosay is most regularly aimed at Class 2 races and has won 2 of 8 at that level — 1 in every 4, which is a solid return at that standard. The horse raced just yesterday, so whatever comes next is not far off. Whether Brosay can recapture the form that delivered that Ascot win remains the interesting question.