Incensed

Those distances matter too. Stretch Incensed out to between a mile and three furlongs and a mile and four, and you get the best version of the horse: 3 wins from 7 races at those trips, a rate of 43%. That is the sweet spot — enough distance to let it travel into the race and find its stride rather than being caught in a sprint. Its most recent win came at Kempton Park on 3 July 2025, confirming that the combination of course and distance remains very much in play.

The ground is another piece of the puzzle. On wet or muddy conditions, Incensed has won 2 of its 5 races — 40% — which is a significant edge over its overall numbers. A lot of horses tolerate slow ground; this one actively benefits from it. Conditions that put others off are, for Incensed, something close to an invitation.

Trained by Amanda Perrett at her yard in Pulborough, West Sussex, Incensed competes mostly at Class 3 level — one step below the very top races in Britain, and a competitive enough grade that winning once from six tries (around 1 in 6) is perfectly respectable. Perrett's team has sent out five winners already this season, so the yard is in form. The horse's recent run of 3-2-9-2-4-1 — read right to left as a timeline — shows a sequence of solid efforts, one poor race, and then a return to the podium positions. Horses that bounce back like that tend to be consistent characters rather than flaky ones.

Raced just one day ago and still very much active, Incensed is a horse with a clear profile: give it a mile and a half in the mud at Kempton, and you have found the conditions where it becomes genuinely hard to beat.