Keldeo

The horse has picked up five wins from 35 races overall, a win rate of roughly one in seven, and thrives on normal ground conditions — winning 3 of 14 races (21%) when the track is neither particularly soft nor artificially firm. This suggests Keldeo performs best when conditions are straightforward and predictable. Most of its racing happens at Class 5 level, where it has won 4 of 23 races (17%), placing it as a solid mid-tier performer rather than an exceptional one. Trainer Ollie Pears, based in Norton, North Yorkshire, has had a decent season with nine winners overall, and Keldeo remains active despite a dry spell — it raced just yesterday without success, adding a ninth-place finish to a recent sequence of places and near-misses across its last six outings.

Cam Hardie has been its most frequent jockey, with 2 wins from 19 races together (11%), suggesting the partnership works but has not clicked into top gear. The current form is modest — four placings and a ninth in the last half-dozen races — but at Catterick Bridge on normal ground, Keldeo remains a horse to watch. Specialists at their track tend to bounce back.