Consent

The record reads 2-1-2-1 across those four outings, meaning Consent has never once finished out of the frame. The first win came at Thirsk in August 2024, but the one that really matters on the CV is a Class 2 victory at Newbury in July 2025 — one of the better races you can win in Britain outside the very top tier. Winning at that level, this early in a career, is the kind of result that makes people sit up and take notice.

Consent is trained by Sir Mark Prescott at Newmarket, one of the most respected yards in British racing. His team has already sent out 49 winners this season alone, which tells you something about the operation — this is not a yard that simply enters horses and hopes for the best. Horses leave Newmarket ready to run.

The one thing worth flagging is the gap. Consent has not raced for around six months, returning from a break that stretches back to that Newbury win. A layoff like that always raises a question mark, even for a horse in form. Whether it comes back as sharp as it left is the only real unknown in an otherwise very tidy profile.