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Double Ten
5 years old · Gelding

Double Ten

Double Ten is a five-year-old making their racecourse debut under the training team of Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls at Cheltenham. That's a notably late start for a horse — most racehorses run for the first time at two or three years old — but there's no way to know what's driven that decision without more information. It could be injury, a period of development, or simply the trainer's preference.Based on TrackLab's analysis
Quick facts
Age
5 years old
Sex
Gelding
Colour
Bay
Father
Westerner
Mother
Inchiquin Rose
Owner
Double Trouble

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🏁 Next race

Today
Chepstow
About 2.4 miles · Slightly soft ground · 15 runners

🔍 Full analysis

Our model's view, based on this horse's career and recent runs
TrackLab's detailed breakdown

The pedigree has genuine racing substance. Double Ten is by Westerner, a horse built for staying races, out of a mare by Walk In The Park. That bloodline combination typically produces horses with stamina and durability rather than raw speed, so Double Ten is likely suited to races run over distance rather than short sprints.

Kim Bailey and Mat Nicholls' Cheltenham yard is in strong form this season, already sending out 31 winners. That's a healthy win rate for a training operation and suggests Double Ten arrives in a yard where winners are being trained regularly and horses are being finished in the top 3 thoughtfully. What happens on debut will tell us much more.