Nanny Park

The horse's record of 2 wins from 20 races (a 10% win rate) is respectable rather than exciting, and nearly all of that success has come over distances between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, where it has managed 1 win from 4 races (a 25% rate). It was at Kempton Park back in December where Nanny Park notched its first career victory, and that breakthrough came after a longer spell of racing before finding the winning post. The horse typically competes at Class 5 level, where the standard is modest, and even there it has only won once from 8 races. Recent form has been mixed — three placings in the last six runs suggests the horse is competitive enough to finish in the frame regularly, but last weekend's second placing and that win two months ago are separated by enough blank races to hint that consistency remains elusive.

Trainer Sara Ender, based at Malton in North Yorkshire, has had a productive season with 9 winners sent out from the yard. Daniel Muscutt, the jockey Nanny Park has worked with most often, has won once from five rides on the horse — better than the horse's overall win rate. At four years old, Nanny Park is at an age where improvement should come if it is going to come, but the evidence so far suggests a horse that will remain a useful performer in modest races rather than one destined for better things.