Eeetee

The wider career picture is a little more mixed. Six wins and 11 places from 45 races works out at winning roughly 1 in every 7 or 8 races — not a horse you'd call prolific, but one that earns its keep. The bulk of its success has come over seven furlongs to a mile, where it has won 2 of its 10 races at those trips — a 20% win rate that comfortably beats its overall average. That suggests it finds its best form when there's a bit of stamina required, rather than pure speed over shorter distances.

The last few months have been quiet. Eeetee hasn't won in its last six races, the most recent of which saw it finish tenth, and it's now been away from the track for around three months. Whether that break represents a rest, a minor setback, or simply careful management by the John Wainwright yard in Norton is hard to say — but Wainwright has sent out four winners this season, so the operation is clearly ticking along. Regular jockey Mark Winn has ridden the horse ten times for one win together, which is a fairly modest return, though that one victory is part of the Redcar story.

The last win came at Redcar in July 2025 — so not ancient history. A horse that has won 4 of its 9 races at one particular venue, with the most recent of those coming just months ago, tends to keep getting entries there. If Eeetee turns up at Redcar on a decent surface over seven furlongs or a mile, the form book says this is precisely where it can still be dangerous.