Guernsey Angel

The first win came at Wolverhampton in September 2025, and then a second followed at Southwell in December. Both arrived on normal ground conditions — and that detail matters. In six races run on similar surfaces, Guernsey Angel has won 2 of them, a win rate of 33%, or 1 in every 3 attempts. Compare that to the overall record and you can see immediately that this horse performs to a different level when the conditions suit. Catch it on the wrong type of ground and you're watching a different animal entirely.

Since that Southwell win seven months ago, though, Guernsey Angel has gone six races without adding to the tally. The recent form reads 2-6-6-5-4-6 — that opening figure is the most recent finish, and while a second place is encouraging, the run of mid-to-rear finishes before it suggests the horse has been finding life harder. For a young horse still learning the job, that's not unusual, but it means the yard will be keen to find the right conditions to spark another win.

The partnership with jockey Pat Cosgrave is one of the most striking numbers here. Together, they've won 2 races from just 6 rides — a 33% win rate, or 1 in every 3 times they've lined up together. That's a genuinely impressive ratio and suggests a real understanding has developed between horse and rider. When Evans puts Cosgrave in the saddle, it tends to mean the team fancy their chances. The yard itself is in fine form, having sent out 37 winners already this season, so the support structure around this horse is solid. Guernsey Angel raced just yesterday, which shows Evans is keeping the horse active and looking for the right opportunity to find the winner's enclosure again.