Coramento

His most recent win came just this week at Newcastle on 2 October, which puts him back on an upward trajectory after a rough patch. His last six races read 1-4-1-9-6-6 — a return of two wins in that stretch, including his latest success. Before that, he had gone four races without a triumph, so the Newcastle win is timely confirmation that he remains capable at the level he typically races. He competes almost exclusively in Class 6 races, where he has won three of his last fifteen starts — a 20 per cent win rate that reflects his competitive but unspectacular placing in the racing pecking order.

What makes Coramento worth watching is not that he is a champion in the making, but that he appears to have cracked the Newcastle puzzle. He first won there on 25 March 2025, and has been a regular threat at the course ever since. For the yard running him back at Newcastle on a regular basis, that specialized knowledge could be worth significant prize money over time. He is currently active and racing well enough to suggest more wins are within reach.