Fouette

Fouette broke its duck at Great Yarmouth in July 2024, and has since added two more wins to that tally. The most recent came at Chelmsford in late October 2025, though that was five months ago now. The last six runs tell an interesting story: two wins buried among a sixth, a third, and a tenth. The form has been streaky rather than consistent — capable of brilliance, but not yet doing it every time. That is not unusual for a four-year-old still learning the job, but it is the thing to watch.

Where Fouette has been most convincing is at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing — where the horse has won 2 from 4, a 50% win rate. Winning half your races at any level is seriously good going, and it suggests this is the right grade for Fouette right now, a horse near the top of its current bracket rather than one fighting just to keep pace.

The trainer, James Horton, operates out of Newmarket in Suffolk — one of the most competitive training centres in the country — and has sent out 18 winners already this season, which is a yard in form. With Fouette having raced as recently as yesterday and clearly in active campaigning mode, there is every reason to think more opportunities are coming soon. The question will be whether the horse can recapture the form that made it so effective at Chelmsford and start turning those places into wins again.