Keats House

The brighter picture emerges when you focus on where this horse actually works best. Over its preferred distance of 1m1f to 1m2f, Keats House has won 2 of 12 races—a 17% win rate, nearly double its overall record. More encouraging still is its form in Class 6 races, the bottom rung of flat racing in Britain, where it has won 2 of 9 outings, a healthy 22% win rate. These aren't world-beating numbers, but they suggest Keats House is a horse that performs competently when the conditions suit: shorter trips, lower-grade company, and presumably ground that plays to its strengths.

The recent form tells a different story. A run of six consecutive races without a win—including fifth-place finishes in the last two outings before that—shows the horse has lost whatever spark it had. Its last victory came at Musselburgh on 14 September 2025, now eleven months in the past. With Billy Garritty in the saddle for 9 races and no wins between them, a change of jockey might be worth exploring. Still, Keats House is actively racing and was out just yesterday, which means the Easterby yard—a prolific operation that's sent out 55 winners this season—clearly believes there's something left to work with. Whether the horse can find another win at the right distance and grade is the question that will define the rest of its racing life.