Endofastorm

The vast majority of Endofastorm's career has been spent at Class 6 level, which is the bread-and-butter end of British racing, the races that fill the card at your average midweek afternoon meeting. At that level, it has won 4 of its 32 races — about 1 in 8 — which is a perfectly respectable return for this kind of competitor. It is not a horse built for the big occasion; it is a horse built for showing up consistently and making a race of it.

The most recent win came at Bath on 30 September 2025, eight months ago now, and the six races since then have brought two sixth-place finishes followed by two seconds, a fifth, and a fourth — in other words, the form has actually been creeping upward lately. Two runner-up finishes in the last four runs suggest the horse is in decent enough shape, even if the winner's enclosure feels a little distant right now. Trained by Joe Ponting at a small yard in Wotton-Under-Edge in Gloucestershire — a yard that has sent out 3 winners this season — Endofastorm is clearly a horse they keep faith with.

Phil Dennis takes the ride most regularly, and together they have won 1 of their 5 races — a 20% win rate, which is actually well above the horse's overall average. That partnership is worth watching. The horse raced just yesterday, which tells you everything about its programme: this is a busy, active campaigner that its the yard keep sharp through regular racing. Whether that next win comes at Bath again or somewhere new, Endofastorm has shown enough in recent weeks to suggest it is closer than the bare results make it look.