Green Sky

The standout fact about Green Sky is its absolute dominance on fast, dry ground. It has won all three races it has contested on such surfaces—a perfect record that is genuinely rare. This is the kind of detail that makes it a useful horse to follow: when the ground firms up and the going is good, Green Sky becomes a different proposition entirely. By contrast, it has managed only one win from 23 races on softer or wetter ground, which tells you this horse has a very clear preference.

Distance-wise, Green Sky performs best when given a proper test of stamina, winning two of five races between one mile six furlongs and two miles—a 40% win rate at those distances. It struggles in the most competitive Class 4 races, having never won one, but it clearly performs well enough in lower-grade competition to rack up a career record of four wins and ten places from 26 races overall.

Rod Millman's yard at Kentisbeare in Devon has had a strong season with 42 winners, and Green Sky fits the profile of a useful middle-distance horse that can pick up races when conditions align. The jockey pairing with J J Slevin has not yielded a win yet across five rides, which may be worth monitoring if they are paired again—but the recent form suggests the horse is in a winning mood regardless.