Invincible Speed

The five-year-old is trained by Mark Loughnane at Rock Farm in Worcestershire, a yard that has hit 25 winners this season and clearly knows what it is doing. The most interesting wrinkle in the team dynamic is that Billy Loughnane — almost certainly a family connection to the trainer — has ridden Invincible Speed six times without a win. That is not necessarily a crisis, but it is the kind of statistic that quietly nags. Six rides, zero wins, and the horse has still found the winner's enclosure four times in its career, just never with him aboard.

Where Invincible Speed really catches the eye is at Wolverhampton. Two wins from just four races there makes it a genuine course specialist — half the time it turns up at that particular track, it wins. That kind of record at a specific venue is not luck; it is a horse that suits the track's shape and surface in a way that most horses simply do not. Its first career win came at Wolverhampton in January 2024, and the track has been kind to it ever since.

The most recent win came at Lingfield Park in January 2026, just four months ago, which means the form is live and the horse is clearly still competing well. The recent run of figures — a second, two fourths, a win, and another fourth in the last six races — suggests a horse that is consistently placing without always getting over the line. At Class 4 level, where it spends most of its time, the win rate is just one from 12 races, which is modest. But Invincible Speed raced just one day ago, is fit, and has shown enough in its career to suggest another good run is well within reach, particularly if the ground comes up right.