Indy's Angel

Recent form tells a familiar story: placings at positions 2, 2, 7, 3, 11, and 2 across the last six runs show a horse that often finishes in the frame but struggles to finish first. The partnership with regular jockey Aiden Brookes has yielded just 1 win from 8 races together—a 12% return, better than the overall record but still unproductive over a meaningful sample. With Philip Kirby's East Appleton yard sending out 36 winners this season, Indy's Angel has not been one of them; the trainer clearly has other horses firing while this one languishes without a victory in nearly two years. Raced as recently as yesterday, the horse remains active and trying, but at four years old and with just one win to show from 26 attempts, it has become the definition of a peripheral racer—capable of occasional money finishes but unlikely to trouble the winners' enclosure again.