Gms Prince

That one win came at Market Rasen on 27 September 2025, which makes it nine months ago now. Market Rasen is a tight, turning track in Lincolnshire that suits certain horses down to the ground, and Gms Prince clearly had a day when everything clicked. At Class 5 — the entry-level tier of British racing — the horse has won 1 from 16 races at that level, a 6% win rate. It's modest, but it means the horse belongs in those races and isn't simply making up the numbers.

Recent form reads 3-4-5-4-2 going back through the last five completed runs, with the most recent race producing no finish recorded. That sequence suggests a horse that's plugging away in the places without threatening to win, which is pretty much what the career record would lead you to expect. Jockey Robert Dunne rides Gms Prince more than anyone else, and together they've won 1 from 10 races — a 10% win rate, which is actually meaningfully better than the horse's overall record suggests, so there's clearly a working relationship there worth noting.

Trainer Sarah Hollinshead operates out of Upper Longdon in Staffordshire and has sent out one winner this season. It's a small yard doing steady work at the accessible end of the sport. Gms Prince, still racing actively at 11 — it ran just yesterday — is exactly the sort of horse that keeps a small stable ticking over: experienced, durable, and occasionally capable of finding the right race on the right day, as that Market Rasen win proved.