Fanjove

That level is Class 6, which is the bread-and-butter end of British racing — the everyday races that fill out midweek cards at tracks around the country. It is not the glamour end of the sport, but it is where horses find their rhythm, and Fanjove has clearly found its. Both career wins have come at this level, with a 40% win rate from five attempts there — meaning it has won 2 of every 5 times it has lined up in these races. That is an excellent return.

What the form also reveals is that Fanjove has a clear preference for distances between seven furlongs and a mile — a range that suits a horse with a bit of pace but enough stamina to see it out. At those trips, Fanjove has won 2 of its 4 races, a 50% win rate that is genuinely striking. Similarly, on normal ground — not too wet, not too dry — it wins 2 from 5, again at 40%. The picture is consistent: get the conditions right, and this horse delivers.

Fanjove is trained by Ed Dunlop at Newmarket, one of the great centres of British racing in Suffolk. Dunlop's yard has sent out 35 winners already this season, which speaks to a well-organised operation that knows how to place its horses in races they can win. That experience in placing horses correctly is likely part of the reason Fanjove has been so effective at its level. With its most recent win coming at Wolverhampton in October 2025 and a race just yesterday keeping it sharp and active, Fanjove looks like a horse in good hands, racing with purpose, and still only three years old — meaning there may well be more to come.