Quest For Fun

His record on slightly wet or soft ground stands out. In those conditions he has won 2 of his 9 races — roughly 1 in every 4 — which is a noticeably better conversion than his overall rate of about 1 win in every 9 races. His trainer Tim Easterby, who runs one of the most productive yards in the north with 126 winners already this season, has spoken about how much Quest For Fun enjoys a bit of moisture in the ground. When the conditions suit, the horse becomes a different proposition. Similarly, over shorter distances — sprints and near-sprints of five to six and a half furlongs — he has won 2 from 9, that same 1-in-4 ratio. The horse has a type of race he thrives in, and when all the pieces line up, he delivers.

He races most often at Class 4, which is a solid mid-tier level, and at that grade he has won 4 of his 18 races — 22%, or nearly 1 in every 5. His most regular jockey is Sean Kirrane, who has partnered him 15 times and ridden 2 of his 5 career winners. That is a proper working relationship built over many races. His most recent win came at York in July 2025, a track that carries real prestige — it is one of the best racecourses in Britain, and winning there means something. He has not won in his last 6 outings since, but his recent form shows a third and a second in there, so he has not gone quiet. He remains competitive, active, and — given the right ground and the right trip — still capable of finding the winner's enclosure.