Win rate and top-3 rate will show once this horse has raced.
Anthony Honeyball trains from Mosterton in Dorset, a yard that has already sent out 51 winners this season. That kind of win rate suggests horses come to Honeyball's stable in decent shape and leave ready to run. Posh Dude will need to prove it belongs in that company. Debuting at six is unusual enough to suggest the horse may have taken time to mature, or had other plans before racing. Either way, Honeyball's record gives reason to believe the timing and preparation are deliberate. What happens on debut will tell us whether this late start makes for an interesting story or simply a late one.