One For Harvey

What makes One For Harvey worth watching is her recent form. She won at Southwell this week, her second career victory, and that came after a sequence of four races where she was never far away — she picked up places in four of her last six starts, with her worst finish a sixth. That kind of consistency, even if it falls short of wins, shows a horse that is competing hard and staying in the mix. Her first win came at Nottingham back in May 2025, so there is a gap of more than a year between victories, but the momentum of recent weeks suggests she may be finding her feet now.

The puzzle is his record with his most frequent jockey, Dylan Hogan. They have partnered nine times without a win between them, so whoever was in the saddle for that Southwell victory this week may have made a difference. One For Harvey does not tend to win in the top-class races — she has not managed a win in eight attempts at that level — so she is best suited to races where the opposition is more modest. Trainer Clare Hobson, based at Royston in Hertfordshire, has had a modest season overall with just three winners, so One For Harvey's recent form is noteworthy within that context. A horse with two wins in her career is never going to command headlines, but consistent placing and a timely win this week suggests there is still some life in her.