Dark Whisper

His recent form tells the story of a horse still learning. Running last, then winning, then third, then second in his last four outings shows inconsistency, but also tells you he's competitive in each outing—he hasn't disappeared from a race since that debut victory four weeks ago. The fact that he was last time out just two weeks ago and is already back in training suggests he's hardy and has recovered well, which matters more than you might think with young horses. David Menuisier's yard at Pulborough is in good form this season with 20 winners already, so she's in a stable that knows how to get horses ready and pointed in the right direction. At three years old with a win to his name and the consistency of placing in most races, Dark Whisper is developing into a horse worth watching.