Juggernaut

His best results come over longer distances, particularly between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, where he has won 1 of his 4 races—a 25% success rate that stands out sharply against his overall record. At Class 4 level, where he typically competes, he has 1 win from 7 races, which tells you he is competitive but not dominant in that grade. Rex Dingle has ridden him seven times with a single win between them, suggesting the partnership is workable rather than electric; they suit each other well enough, but neither brings out anything special in the other.

Anthony Honeyball, his trainer at Mosterton in Dorset, runs a prolific yard that has sent out 51 winners this season—the kind of operation that knows how to get horses fit and ready. The fact that Juggernaut remains active, racing regularly, suggests Honeyball believes there is still juice in the tank. For a seven-year-old, that faith matters. He is the kind of horse whose name you might not know, but if you backed him at Newton Abbot three weeks ago, you would have left very happy indeed.