Fouette

The bulk of Fouette's success has come at Class 5, which is where most horses find their rhythm and their confidence. Two wins from four races at that level — a 50% win rate — is genuinely impressive. To put that in plain terms: flip a coin, and that's how often Fouette has been winning at the right grade. That kind of consistency at a specific level suggests a horse that knows its job and does it well when conditions suit.

The most recent win came at Chelmsford on 30 October 2025, and the career started with a first victory at Great Yarmouth back in July 2024. The recent form figures — 7-6-6-10-6-1, reading from most recent back — tell an honest story: Fouette has been finishing mid-pack across the last several outings, which means that Chelmsford win, seven months ago, stands as the last time it hit the front. The numbers since then suggest it has been finding things a little tougher, or perhaps racing at a slightly higher level than it wants.

James Horton's yard has sent out 20 winners this season, which shows this is an operation in good health. Fouette raced just one day ago, so it is very much in the thick of its campaign right now. The question for anyone watching this horse is whether it can rediscover the form that made it so effective at Class 5 — because when it gets the right race, the record suggests it is a genuine chance. Half the time is a hard number to argue with.