Kaleidoscope Eyes

The two wins tell an interesting story on their own. The first came at Wolverhampton in January 2025, and the second at Ffos Las in late September of the same year — two very different tracks, which suggests this isn't a horse that needs everything to go perfectly in one specific place. That Ffos Las win is now ten months in the rearview mirror, which makes it the target the team are clearly working back towards. The recent form figures of 3-4-10-9-1-3 show a horse that had a rough patch in the middle but is coming back into herself, and those two placings from the last couple of runs suggest confidence is building again.

Where Kaleidoscope Eyes really comes alive is over seven furlongs to a mile. Over that trip, she has won 2 of 13 races — a win rate of 15%, or roughly 1 in every 6-7 races, which is meaningfully better than her overall record. It is the difference between a horse that is just making up the numbers and one that has a genuine chance when the conditions suit. For context, she has spent most of her career in Class 6 races — the entry-level tier of British racing — winning 2 of 17 at that level, around 1 in 8. She has found her level and competes honestly within it.

She is trained by Bernard Llewellyn, who operates out of a small yard in Fochriw in Mid Glamorgan. Twelve winners from his operation this season shows this is not a big flashy stable — it is a tight, working setup that gets results with what it has. That context matters: Kaleidoscope Eyes is not a forgotten horse on a large roster, she is a known quantity in a yard that has clearly not given up on finding her another winning day.