Getaway Vic

The horse has raced recently and actively. His last win came six weeks ago at Sedgefield on 28 August 2026, but his more recent form has been mixed — a fourth place, a couple of second places, and a third in his last six outings. This is the kind of form that keeps a horse interesting: not on a winning streak, but close enough to it that another victory feels within reach. He raced just a day ago, which means he is being campaigned hard and his the yard clearly believe there is more to come from him.

Trainer Mickey Bowen, based at Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire, has built a prolific yard — fifty-two winners this season alone. Bowen sees real potential in Getaway Vic. His plan is to give the horse one or possibly two more races before stepping him up in class considerably. The trainer believes Getaway Vic should develop into a notably good horse once he moves into harder competition. That kind of confidence from a trainer who runs a successful operation carries weight. For now, Getaway Vic remains a solid, consistent performer doing his job well at his natural level, with the sense that his best races may still lie ahead.