Winning 4 from 13 at a single track is the kind of statistic that makes racing people sit up. Most horses spend their entire careers without dominating anywhere. Kempton is a flat, right-handed all-weather circuit, and for whatever reason — the surface, the shape, the way the bends flow — it simply suits this horse. Trainer Rod Millman, who runs a busy yard down in Kentisbeare, Devon, and has sent out an impressive 42 winners already this season, is candid about the picture: the horse has his quirks, he is not the most elegant mover, but at Kempton those things seem not to matter. He goes there and he performs. His most recent win came there eight weeks ago, and before that he had already made the same track his first career winner back in August 2025.
The partnership with jockey Lewis Edmunds has become central to that success. Together they have won 4 of their 12 races — roughly 1 in every 3 — which is an excellent ratio and suggests the two have built a real understanding. When Edmunds is in the saddle at Kempton, the alarm bells ring for everyone else in the field.
Recent form shows a horse in fine nick: his last six runs read 4-12-2-1-4-4, which includes that latest win and a second place, and he raced just yesterday, confirming he is very much in the thick of things right now. Millman does flag one cloud on the horizon — the horse is creeping up the weights, sitting on a mark of 81, and once he edges past 85 the opportunities start to thin out considerably. For now though, the formula is clear enough: put him on that Kempton circuit, put Edmunds on top, and watch him go to work.
| Course | Races | Results | Last visited | Win rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kempton Park Galloping |
13 | 4 wins, 2 seconds, 7 other | 29 Jun | 30.8% |
| Newbury Galloping |
2 | 2 other | 11 Jun | 0% |
| Southwell Galloping |
1 | 1 second | 28 Dec | 0% |