Call Me Tomorrow

The stable behind this horse is one of the most powerful in British racing right now. Richard Hannon, training out of Herridge in Wiltshire, has fired out 118 winners already this season — a number that puts him firmly among the elite handlers in the country. When a yard is operating at that volume and that level, the horses it runs tend to be well-prepared and well-placed. The fact that Call Me Tomorrow has been kept busy — four races at two years old, with another run as recently as yesterday — suggests the team see enough ability there to keep testing it against other horses.

What to watch for is simple: can it convert one of those placed efforts into a win? Finishing second is encouraging at this age, but the gap between promising and useful is crossed only by winning. With Hannon's record of developing young horses, and a full season still ahead, there's every reason to keep an eye on where this one turns up next.