Norflondonforever

Trained by Faye Bramley's Lambourn yard—which has already sent out 17 winners this season—Norflondonforever broke through in April 2025 at Kempton Park after what must have been a patient start to his career. But the real story is recent. His last six races tell you something important: a win just this week, a second place before that, and a pattern of finishing in the frame more often than not. He's won 2 of his last 13 races, and crucially, he's finishing in the top 3 in roughly half his outings, which suggests he's competitive company most days. That 20% win rate at Class 5—where the racing is tighter and the competition sharper—suggests Bramley has worked out where he belongs.

For a horse approaching his prime at five years old, Norflondonforever looks like a horse that's found his level and his form just as they should. He's actively racing, and this week's win at Southwell shows he's still got plenty to offer.