Ebselysees

Perth sits in the heart of Scotland, and Ebselysees has made it something of a personal fiefdom. The most recent win there came just two months ago in May 2026, and with two wins from three races at the track, it wins there 2 times in every 3 attempts. For context, away from Perth the record is one win from twelve races. That is the difference between a useful horse and a frustrating one — put it on the right course and it transforms. Trainer Susan Corbett, who operates out of Otterburn in Northumberland, clearly knows this. Her yard has sent out 11 winners this season, and knowing exactly where to place a horse like this is precisely the kind of thing that builds that kind of tally.

The recent form makes for interesting reading: 7-5-1-1-5-5, reading from oldest to newest. Those two wins in the middle of that sequence are the standout detail — back-to-back victories that suggest the horse hit a purple patch. Since then, a couple of fifth-place finishes have followed, but racing yesterday means Ebselysees is in the thick of things right now. Jockey James Davies has been the regular partner, though the two have only clicked for 1 win from 8 races together — about 1 in every 8, or roughly 12% — which is a modest return given how well the horse can go on its day.

The one slightly puzzling note is at Class 5 level, which is where most of its races have come: 0 wins from 6 attempts at that tier, despite winning overall. The wins appear to have come at other class levels, which is an unusual quirk. At its best, though, Ebselysees is a horse with a very clear comfort zone — and anyone who spots it heading back to Perth should probably be paying attention.