Freddie Steady Go

The career highlights are straightforward but meaningful. The first win came at Newcastle in April 2025, and the most recent at Carlisle just four weeks ago on 18 May 2026. Two different tracks, two wins — that suggests a horse that is not a one-venue wonder relying on one quirky home straight. The current form string of 8-1-7-7-9-3 reads unevenly, but the 1 — that Carlisle win — sits right in the middle of some disappointing efforts, which is actually common for horses operating at this level. They find their moment, grab it, then run into a rougher patch. Freddie Steady Go ran just yesterday, which means the team is keeping him busy and clearly believes there is more to come.

Susan Corbett trains out of Otterburn in Northumberland, a small yard in a part of England not exactly famous for its racing operations. That makes the 11 winners she has sent out this season all the more notable — for a trainer working at that scale and in that location, double figures in a season is a genuine achievement, not a given. Freddie Steady Go is part of that momentum, and a horse winning at both Newcastle and Carlisle fits neatly with a northern yard making the most of the tracks within reach. This is a horse worth watching when the entries go up.