Fine Point

His two wins paint a picture of a horse that needs the conditions to be exactly right. Fine Point claimed his maiden victory at Kempton Park back in April 2025, then spent over a year waiting for his second success before finally delivering at Hexham in May 2026. That win five months ago suggests he remains competitive, and his recent form offers encouragement: a third-place finish, an unplaced run, a fourth, another unplaced, a second, and most recently a first. That latest victory came just a day ago, signaling he is still sharp and still worth watching.

Adam Nicol's Seahouses yard in Northumberland has been firing on all cylinders this season with 26 winners to their name, and Fine Point benefits from being part of a stable in good form. Lorcan Murtagh has partnered the horse seven times, winning once together at a rate better than his rides on Fine Point might suggest—14% compared to the horse's 9% overall. Tellingly, Fine Point performs best on normal ground conditions, winning 2 of his 13 starts on such surfaces, nearly double his general win rate. Finding him in a Class 5 race on a standard track, with conditions in his favour, offers genuine value.