Hamrin is a two-year-old still finding its feet on the track, with a record of one top-3 finish from two races but no wins yet. The horse ran most recently a day ago, finishing seventh, which came after a third-place finish in the previous outing. With
Andrew Balding's Kingsclere yard in excellent form this season — sending out 202 winners — there is clearly serious horsepower behind the scenes to help this young horse develop. At this stage of a two-year-old's career, racing twice in quick succession suggests the trainer sees enough promise to keep testing the horse against competition, even if the results haven't quite clicked yet. Time and maturity often work wonders for horses this young, and a yard with Balding's track record doesn't keep running horses without good reason.