Greek Street

What works in Greek Street's favour is the stable behind it. Harry Eustace, based out of Newmarket — the heartland of British flat racing — has sent out 24 winners already this season, which is a yard firing on all cylinders. Newmarket trainers tend to have a sharp eye for placing younger horses in the right spots, and a trainer with that kind of season tally doesn't run a two-year-old for fun. The fact that Greek Street raced just one day ago and is considered currently active suggests there's no injury concern and the team are keeping the horse busy while it finds its feet.

At two years old, this horse is essentially still a learner. Many of the best horses take time to figure out what racing is actually about, and a single placed finish from three attempts is far from a write-off. If the Eustace yard keeps finding the right opportunities, Greek Street is the kind of horse worth keeping an eye on as the season develops.