Everyoneknowsadave

The most interesting thing about Everyoneknowsadave is what happens when you take it to Southwell. That particular all-weather track in Nottinghamshire has been its happy hunting ground, with 2 wins from 10 races there. To put that in context, the horse has only won 3 times in its entire career — so two of those came at the same venue. Racehorse trainers talk about horses that "know" certain tracks, and this one clearly has Southwell figured out. Its most recent win came there on 28 July 2025, and on normal ground conditions it has won 3 from 13 races, a 23% win rate that's comfortably better than its overall record suggests.

Trained by Jessica Macey out of Doncaster in South Yorkshire, the horse is part of a yard that has sent out 13 winners this season — a solid season's work for a smaller operation. Jockey Lewis Edmunds has been the regular partner, riding it in 7 of its 23 races and winning once together, a rate of roughly 1 in 7. That partnership has clearly found its best results when the conditions and course align.

Recent form shows a run of 2-3-4-6-4-4 in the last six races without a win, and the last victory is now almost a year ago. But the key detail here is that the horse raced just one day ago and is still active — this is not a horse winding down, it's one that keeps showing up. Over distances between a mile and a furlong and a mile and two furlongs, it has won 1 from 5 at that range. There's a simple case for Everyoneknowsadave: put it back at Southwell, on normal ground, over its favoured distance, and you have a horse that has done it before and might just do it again.