Pace Attack

The horse is trained by Sir Mark Prescott, one of the most respected figures in British racing, whose Newmarket yard has already sent out 47 winners this season. That pedigree matters: a horse trained by Prescott is unlikely to be wasted, and the presence of the horse in the yard suggests someone believes there is more to come. Still, Pace Attack's recent form — with that 7-6-3-1-4-11 sequence from its last six runs — suggests the horse is still searching for the kind of consistency that separates occasional winners from genuine competitors. Still active and recently raced just a day ago, Pace Attack has at least been given chances to prove itself, and at three years old there is time yet for improvement.