Radiant Beauty

The recent form tells an equally compelling story. Three wins from the last six races, with the most recent coming just this week at Pontefract on 7 July 2026 — Radiant Beauty raced yesterday and won. That kind of current, red-hot form is exactly what catches the eye, and it suggests a horse operating right at the top of its game right now.

Much of the credit belongs to the team at Newmarket, where trainer James Owen has quietly built one of the most productive yards in the country. His operation has sent out 205 winners this season alone — that is not a trainer who gets lucky occasionally, that is a production line of well-prepared horses. And when Kieran Shoemark climbs aboard Radiant Beauty specifically, the results are striking: three wins from five rides together, a 60% win rate. That is a partnership that clearly clicks.

There is also a course that Radiant Beauty has made its own. At Kempton Park, where the first career win came back in August 2024, this horse has won three times from five visits. Racecourses have their own quirks — bends, cambers, gradients — and some horses simply suit a particular track. Kempton and Radiant Beauty appear to be a very good fit.

Put it all together and the picture is of a horse in its prime, trained by a top yard, with a jockey who brings out the best in it, and a preference for normal conditions over a trip of seven furlongs to a mile. Competing mainly at Class 4 level, Radiant Beauty has won 4 of 9 races at that grade — nearly one in every two. That is not just competence, that is dominance at the level it targets most often. A horse this consistent, this current, and this well-placed is worth paying attention to.