Kally des Bruyeres

What stands out is Kally des Bruyeres's clear preference for normal ground. On that surface, the horse has won 2 of 7 races, a win rate of just under 29 percent—nearly three times better than its overall average. Both victories have come on normal ground: the first at Huntingdon in November 2024, and most recently at Market Rasen in April 2026, six months ago. This is a horse that plainly runs much better when the track is neither waterlogged nor rock-hard, and David Dennis's yard would do well to wait for those conditions rather than rush the horse out in unsuitable circumstances.

The problem is that Kally des Bruyeres has won zero times from nine Class 5 races—the level where it most often competes—suggesting the horse is at or near its ceiling in terms of quality. Recent form has been patchy: two second places sandwiched around a fifth, a first, and two fourths in the last six runs. Tom Bellamy, who rides the horse most often, has yet to find the winner's enclosure aboard it from eight attempts. With six months since the last victory and no obvious signs of improvement, Kally des Bruyeres looks like a horse that will need a bit of luck with the ground and the opposition to land another win before this year is out.