Pints In Peace

The overall career numbers tell a more modest story — 2 wins and 6 places from 15 races, a win rate of roughly 1 in every 7 or 8 races — but the recent form suggests a horse that is coming into its own. Pints In Peace has won 2 of its last 6 races, with the most recent victory coming at Wolverhampton just two weeks ago. For a three-year-old still learning the game, that kind of momentum matters. The first career win came at Wolverhampton back in March 2026, so there is a real thread running through this horse's story: find that track, find that trip, and things tend to go right.

The conditions picture supports that idea too. On normal ground, Pints In Peace has won 2 from 8 races — 25%, or roughly 1 in every 4 — which is a genuinely solid return. Stretched out to a trip of seven furlongs to a mile, it has won 2 from 7, again close to 1 in every 3 races. Put all of that together — Wolverhampton, standard conditions, a mile or thereabouts — and you have a horse with a very clear profile of when it is at its best.

Ivan Furtado trains the horse from his yard in Wiseton, South Yorkshire, and it has been a productive season for the operation: 34 winners sent out already, which speaks to a yard in good form and confident in how it places its horses. Pints In Peace raced just one day ago and remains in active training. With Wolverhampton on its record twice over and form pointing upward, it is not hard to see why the yard would keep coming back to the same well.