Nightflyer

Recent form tells a mixed story. A second-place finish just a day ago shows the horse is still in action and competitive, but the run before that was a nineteenth-place effort — the kind of day that happens to most racehorses, when nothing quite goes right. Before that came a win at Uttoxeter on 15 September, four weeks ago, which suggests the horse has ability but struggles to peak often. A fourth place and two further top-3 finishes round out the last six races: there's enough here to believe Nightflyer can pick up wins, but also enough to show the form is inconsistent.

The horse broke through for its first career win at Catterick Bridge on 21 January 2026, proof that it does have what it takes to get its head in front. Whether Nightflyer can build on that foundation and win again regularly, or whether it will remain a horse that wins occasionally and runs well more often than it wins, is still being written. It's certainly one worth watching when it turns up in a race within its reach.