Light of Paris

What makes Light of Paris interesting is the pedigree of its the yard. The horse trains at Newmarket under John and Thady Gosden, a yard that has already sent out 140 winners this season alone — a rate of success that speaks to their ability to place horses in the right races and bring them along at the right pace. Gosden-trained horses tend to be well-suited to the big courses, which bodes well given Light of Paris's debut win came at Ascot, one of Britain's most prestigious tracks. With a win rate of roughly one in every four races and a recent record that includes victories among some missed opportunities, Light of Paris looks like a horse that has shown it can win but is still learning how to do it consistently. The yard's track record suggests this three-year-old has capable hands guiding its career forward.