Pink Walls

The recent form makes for difficult reading. In the last six runs, the best result was a fourth, and two of those races ended without a recorded finishing position at all, suggesting the horse may have been pulled up or unseated on those occasions. The most recent race was just yesterday, so this is very much an active campaign — the team at Michael Mullineaux's yard in Alpraham, Cheshire, clearly haven't given up on finding a race Pink Walls can get competitive in.

That yard has sent out three winners this season, so there is form on the board elsewhere — just not from this particular horse yet. Pink Walls has run five times at Class 6 level, which is the lowest tier of British racing, essentially the entry point for horses who find it harder to compete. Even there, the win column remains empty. At some point, the honest question becomes whether there is a race out there that suits this horse, or whether the search itself is the story. For now, the team keeps running it, and racing has seen stranger turnarounds than a horse finally clicking into gear on the right day.