Endofastorm

That said, Endofastorm is no also-ran right now. Look at the last six races and you see 2-2-4-5-2-2 — three runner-up finishes in six outings, with only one result worse than fourth. That is the form of a horse knocking firmly on the door, even if it has not pushed it open in the last six races. The most recent win came at Bath on 30 September 2025, now ten months ago, and before that the first career win arrived at Newcastle back in January 2023. The long gaps between wins are typical of horses operating at Class 6, which is the entry level of British racing — competitive enough that victories are hard to come by, but not so demanding that a decent performer cannot string together a run of near-misses.

Almost all of Endofastorm's career has been spent at Class 6, with all four wins coming from 32 races at that level — a win rate of 12%, or roughly 1 in every 8 races at that grade. That consistency at one level suggests a horse that knows its place in the pecking order and performs reliably within it.

When jockey Kieran O'Neill has been in the saddle, the results have been striking: 2 wins from just 5 races together, a win rate of 40%, or 2 in every 5 rides. That is an extraordinary return compared to Endofastorm's overall record and suggests this partnership is worth watching whenever it is renewed. Trainer Joe Ponting, based at Wotton-Under-Edge in Gloucestershire, has sent out 3 winners this season — a small but ticking yard. Endofastorm raced just yesterday and remains in active training, so with that recent form and the O'Neill partnership to call on, another win may not be far away.