Let Him B

His recent form shows real promise. In his last six races, he has finished second twice, which suggests he is running well and close to the mark. Before that came some tougher efforts lower down the card, but the pattern of improvement is there — a second-place finish most recently, then a win the race before. That is the kind of trajectory that matters. His first win came at Down Royal on 17 March 2026, and he has clearly learned how to win since then rather than being a lucky one-time scorer.

Philip Byrnes rides him most often, with 1 win from 9 races together — a similar win rate to the horse's overall form, suggesting they work well as a pairing without either dragging the other down. His trainer, C Byrnes, based at Ballingarry in Co Limerick, runs a yard that has produced 26 winners already this season, so Let Him B is in the hands of someone who knows how to get horses into the winners' enclosure. This is not a headline name, but it is a working yard with the knack of finding races for their horses. At six years old and still racing actively, Let Him B appears to be a genuine campaigner — the sort of horse that might slip under the radar but keeps showing up when conditions suit.