Lynwood Lad

The career started promisingly enough, with a first win at Kempton Park back in November 2023, and Lynwood Lad followed that up by winning at Brighton as recently as June 2025. Brighton is a famously quirky track — a tight, undulating course on the South Downs that suits certain horses down to the ground — so that win is worth noting. The problem is that since then, the results have dried up. The last six races read 7-4-8-5-6 with a non-completion in between, and there has been no winner's enclosure visit in the most recent six outings. The horse raced just yesterday, so it's clearly being kept busy, but the form line suggests it's struggling to recapture that Brighton moment.

Tom Queally, a highly experienced jockey, rides Lynwood Lad most often — ten times in total — but they've only clicked once together, a win rate of 1 in 10 between them. That's a partnership still searching for its best. The training operation behind the horse, Gary and Josh Moore at Lower Beeding in West Sussex, is one of the more productive yards around at the moment, having sent out 99 winners already this season. That kind of output suggests they know exactly what they're doing, which means they clearly believe Lynwood Lad still has a race in him somewhere. With a career earning profile that sits firmly at the lower end of the sport, this isn't a horse chasing glory — but in the hands of a yard firing on all cylinders, the next win might not be far away.