Harlington

The most telling number in Harlington's record is what happens on normal ground. On a standard surface — not too wet, not too firm — this horse has won 6 of 18 races, which works out to 1 in every 3. That is an extraordinary conversion rate and tells you something important: when conditions suit, Harlington is a genuinely difficult horse to beat.

The standout venue is Wolverhampton, where Harlington has won 3 races from just 8 visits. That is 3 wins in 8 attempts at the same track, which in racing terms marks a horse out as a genuine course specialist. Something about the tight, artificial surface there clearly suits the way this horse moves and races. It was also where the career began in earnest — the first win came at Wolverhampton on 23 September 2024, a result that in hindsight looks like the start of a productive partnership between horse and track.

Harlington is trained by Charlie Clover at Newmarket in Suffolk, a yard that has sent out 24 winners already this season — a strong showing that suggests a well-run operation with horses in form. The most regular jockey is Taylor Fisher, who has ridden Harlington in 13 of its races for 2 wins, winning roughly 1 in every 6 and a half rides together. The most recent victory came at Chelmsford on 21 February 2026, four months ago, and recent form of two wins from the last six runs suggests this horse remains competitive and worth following when the ground comes up right.