Remi Mae

The recent form tells an interesting story. In the last six races, Remi Mae has won twice, placed three times, and had just one poor run. The most recent victory came at Kempton Park two weeks ago, which means the horse was still sharp enough to score just days ago. That kind of form — still racing, still winning, still competitive — suggests Andrew Balding's yard has this horse in good working order. Balding's Kingsclere operation is among the strongest in Britain, with 202 winners already this season, so Remi Mae is in the hands of someone who knows how to get the best from a horse.

The first win came at Nottingham in July, and the horse has now added a second at Kempton. That's a useful pairing of courses, and it hints that Remi Mae may well have preferences or that the horse simply responds well to different types of racing environments. What stands out most is the recent trajectory — two wins in the last six races is a run of form that matters at this stage of a three-year-old's career. Remi Mae is a horse still climbing, still learning, and still capable of winning races. That makes it one worth following.