Latin

The overall career picture tells a similar story of quiet consistency. Six wins and 18 placed efforts from 42 races — a 14% win rate, or roughly 1 win in every 7 races — means Latin has finished in the money more than half the time it has competed. That is the kind of reliability that makes a horse genuinely useful. Its happy place is a distance of one mile one furlong to one mile two furlongs, where it has won 5 of 19 races (26%), nearly 1 in every 4. Get the trip right and Latin is a very different proposition.

The partnership with jockey Paddy Bradley is one of the most striking details in this profile. Together they have won 5 of their 13 races — that is 38%, or well over 1 in every 3. That is an extraordinary number. It suggests Bradley has an unusually good read of how Latin likes to be ridden, and the trainer James Owen clearly knows it. Owen's yard at Newmarket has sent out 204 winners this season alone, which puts it firmly among the busiest and most successful operations in British racing right now.

Latin's most recent win came at Lingfield Park just last week, on 27 March 2026 — its first career win having come back in September 2025 at Bath, so all six wins have arrived within a relatively short window. The recent form reads 3-1-9-4 in the last four completed races, meaning two podium finishes sandwiched around a couple of harder days. That second place in its penultimate run is particularly encouraging given it raced just yesterday, suggesting the team is keeping Latin busy while it is in form. At this level — Class 6, where it has won 5 of 14 races — Latin is exactly the kind of horse that rewards those paying attention.