Inis Mor

What stands out is the horse's preference for distances between seven furlongs and a mile. Over that range, Inis Mor has won two of three races—a win rate of two in three—which is the sort of figure that catches a trainer's eye when planning entries. The horse also shows a clear affinity for Newmarket, winning two of four races there. That kind of course form often points to a horse that suits the track's characteristics and gallops well on its particular surface.

Trained by David Menuisier at Pulborough in West Sussex, Inis Mor is part of a yard that has already sent out twenty winners this season, suggesting a stable in good form. The horse's last victory came three months ago at Goodwood in May, and with a race just yesterday, Inis Mor remains an active runner. At this age and level, that kind of recent racing suggests the horse is being kept sharp and competitive. Whether the horse can add to its tally will depend on the races chosen and the ground conditions, but the numbers say this is a genuinely profitable proposition on a racecourse.