Coastguard Station

His win rate sits at around 18%, or roughly 1 in every 5 races — solid for a horse competing at this level. He does his best work in Class 4 company, which is a comfortable middle tier of racing, and there he has been genuinely sharp: 3 wins from 11 races at that level, which works out at 27%, or better than 1 in 4. That tells you he knows his grade and performs when he belongs.

The high point of his career came on 30 June 2024, when he won a Class 2 race at Uttoxeter — one of the better-quality races you will find outside the very top tier of British racing. That kind of win is not an accident; it suggests that on the right day and in the right conditions, Coastguard Station can mix it with horses a step above his usual company. His most recent win came at Market Rasen on 27 September 2025, so there is a gap of nine months to account for, but his recent form shows a second-place finish, which means the spark is still there.

He is trained by Henry Oliver, whose yard in Abberley, Worcestershire has sent out 7 winners this season — a team clearly in decent form. His most regular partner in the saddle is jockey David Noonan, who has ridden him 16 times and won on him 3 occasions, a win rate of 19%, or roughly 1 in 5. That kind of long-running partnership matters — a jockey who knows a horse well is a quiet but real advantage.

Coastguard Station raced just yesterday, which means this is a horse firmly in the middle of his season. At ten years old, many horses have long since been retired. The fact that he is still active, still competitive, and still capable of winning decent races says everything you need to know about him.