Dividend

The partnership with jockey Rossa Ryan is one of the most striking features of Dividend's record. In 10 races together, Ryan has steered the horse to 6 wins — that's a remarkable 60%, or 3 wins from every 5 rides. That kind of chemistry between horse and rider is rare, and it clearly brings out something extra in Dividend. When Ryan is in the saddle, the form figures speak for themselves.

Dividend has a particular affection for Southwell, winning 2 of its 3 races there. That might sound modest on paper, but any horse that wins two-thirds of its visits to a specific track has clearly found somewhere it feels at home. The track's surface and layout seem to suit everything about the way this horse runs. On normal ground conditions, the record is similarly strong — 2 wins from 3 attempts, a 67% conversion rate that confirms Dividend performs best when conditions are fair and fast underfoot.

The one puzzle in the profile is the Class 2 record: 0 wins from 6 races at that top-tier level. That's a blank sheet against the very best competition, which suggests Dividend is a horse that dominates at its own level but finds things a little tougher when the field steps up sharply in quality. That said, the most recent win came at Meydan in February 2026 — an international track — which is no small thing, and proves the talent is genuine.

Trained by Dr Richard Newland and Jamie Insole out of their yard in Elmbridge, Worcestershire, Dividend is part of an operation that has sent out 49 winners already this season alone. That's a team firing on all cylinders. With recent form reading 3rd, 1st, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th and a race just yesterday, this horse is very much in the thick of things — and based on what we know, when Ryan is aboard and the ground is right, Dividend is always worth a second look.