Win rate and top-3 rate will show once this horse has raced.
The horse is by Planteur out of a Fleetwood mare, a pedigree that carries some racing blood but nothing that screams star in the making. What matters now is how Dare Me performs on the track itself.
Dan Skelton's yard at Alcester has had a strong season, sending out 198 winners so far, which suggests a well-run operation with horses regularly competitive. A debut runner from a yard in that kind of form stands a reasonable chance of being properly prepared. How Dare Me fares in this opening race will tell us whether the late start is simply a quirk of the horse's path, or whether there is genuine ability waiting to emerge.