Ki Woo

The six-year-old is trained by Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero out of their yard in Oldcastle, Cheshire, a team that has sent out 43 winners already this season — so they clearly know what they are doing. Ki Woo got its first career win at Bangor-on-Dee in March 2025, and since then has been quietly building a profile as a horse that is worth following. Its most recent win came at Haydock Park just three weeks ago, which tells you this is a horse in form right now, not one living off past glories.

Look at the last six races and a clear pattern emerges: two wins, a second place, and three races where it was further back. That is the kind of form that suggests a horse running consistently well rather than flukily — it shows up, it competes, and it wins often enough to keep you honest. Racing at Class 3 level, which sits comfortably in the middle tier of British racing, Ki Woo has won 3 of its 6 races at that grade. That is a 50% win rate at its preferred level, which is genuinely impressive — winning half your races at a competitive standard is the sort of number that makes trainers very happy.

One more detail worth noting: Ki Woo is at its best on normal ground conditions, with 2 wins from 4 races on a standard surface. It is not a horse that needs things to go its way with the weather, which makes it reliable and easier to place. Currently active and raced just 24 days ago, this is a horse in the middle of a good patch. If the Greenall and Guerriero yard have found the right races for it — and with 43 winners this season, there is every reason to think they have — Ki Woo looks like a horse with more wins still to come.