Holy See

His recent form tells the story. In his last six races, Holy See has finished second once and third once, but has also been well beaten — posting finishes of 29th, 10th, 2nd, and 11th. He raced just yesterday, so he remains an active part of Durkan's yard, which has sent out 15 winners this season. Holy See is the kind of horse who runs regularly and occasionally catches a race, rather than a beast of consistent quality. For a horse now five years old, two career wins from fourteen attempts is the record of a genuine journeyman — useful enough to be worth saddling up for another race, but never quite convincing enough to be considered a serious prospect. He is a horse for patient punters who follow his form closely and know the tracks and conditions that suit him best.