God Of Fire

The recent form chart suggests a horse that prefers some luck on its side. In its last six runs, God Of Fire has finished out of the places once—a ninth on its most recent outing just a day ago—and has otherwise picked up minor placings and two second-place finishes. A second place two runs ago followed a fourth-place finish, which is the kind of pattern that keeps punters hopeful but frustrated. The horse's most recent win came at Newton Abbot on 13 July 2026, seven weeks back, which means it has been running without success since then but remains active and competing regularly.

The O'Neill yard at Cheltenham has sent out 51 winners this season, placing it among the stronger operations training at this level. God Of Fire was first sent to the races on 3 January 2023 and struck immediately at Wolverhampton—a debut winner, which often signals a horse with some basic ability. Since then, it has accumulated five wins and eleven places: solid enough to keep it in work, not spectacular enough to suggest it will ever step up to the better races. For a horse approaching middle age in racing terms, God Of Fire remains a useful servant for a stable, the kind that races regularly, turns up at small tracks, and occasionally rewards patience with a winner.