Kayce Dutton

The most recent of those Market Rasen victories came in January 2026, just two months ago, which tells you this is a horse in decent nick right now. The recent form reads 2-5-1-3 across the last handful of completed runs, suggesting Kayce Dutton is knocking on the door regularly even when the win isn't coming. Finishing second and third at this level isn't a consolation — it means the horse is competitive and still worth following.

The yard behind the horse is Charles & Adam Pogson, based in Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire, and they've had a productive season with 12 winners already sent out. That's a team who know what they're doing with horses at this level. Robert Dunne rides most often, partnering Kayce Dutton in 7 of its 20 races and winning 1 of them — roughly 1 in every 7, which mirrors the horse's overall win rate almost exactly. That kind of consistency between horse and rider tends to mean they understand each other.

The bulk of Kayce Dutton's career has been spent at Class 4 level — solid, competitive racing without quite being the top tier. At that level specifically, the record reads 1 win from 12 races, about 1 in every 12, which is modest. But strip out Market Rasen and the picture shifts considerably. This is a horse whose value isn't in overall numbers; it's in knowing where to point it. If Kayce Dutton turns up at Market Rasen again, that's the moment to pay attention.