Camino Del Ray

Julie Camacho's stable at Norton in North Yorkshire has clearly done exactly that. Camino Del Ray has made Southwell its second home, winning 2 of its 4 races at that track. Most recently, it won there on 10 March 2026, six months ago — long enough to suggest the horse has been either rested or moved through a string of unsuccessful attempts elsewhere. That pattern shows in its last six runs: two wins surrounded by finishing eighth, fourth, and sixth, with a pair of fifth-place finishes. It's inconsistent form on the face of it, but the wins suggest the horse still has plenty of racing left in it.

At Class 5 level — a modest tier of competition — Camino Del Ray has won 2 of 5 races (40%), which hints that the horse competes better against horses in this grade than it does overall. With Julie Camacho's 46 winners from the yard this season, there's clearly a team that knows how to find winners. The key for Camino Del Ray will be keeping it on normal ground, ideally back at Southwell where the record speaks for itself. That's a recipe for consistency in a horse that, when conditions align, wins roughly one race in every two or three outings.