Kimi Rey

That first win came at Chantilly in March 2026, and it's a track worth knowing about — one of the most beautiful racing venues in France, set within the grounds of a grand château, and a place where only decent horses tend to do well. Winning there on debut is a proper statement. The follow-up run produced a place, suggesting this isn't a horse that got lucky once and then fell away.

Kimi Rey is trained by F-H Graffard, a respected French handler whose yard has already sent out six winners this season. That's a stable in form, and having a young horse like this in the string — unbeaten in actual wins, placed in everything else — is exactly the kind of prospect a yard builds a season around. With racing activity as recently as yesterday, whatever comes next is clearly not far away.