Rhapsody

The recent form tells an encouraging story. Over the last six races, Rhapsody has finished in the placings five times — two wins, two second places, and a couple of fourth-place finishes mixed in. This is a horse that is running consistently well without quite being brilliant. With a 20% win rate across its career (2 wins from 10), Rhapsody is doing better than one might expect from a horse at this level, and the fact it is currently active and racing regularly suggests it remains sound and competitive.

William Haggas trains from Newmarket and has sent out 170 winners this season alone, so Rhapsody is in a yard with serious firepower and expertise. That kind of record suggests the horse is getting good attention and is part of a stable that knows how to spot and develop winners. At four years old, with recent wins on the board and consistent form over the past handful of races, Rhapsody looks like a horse that has found its level and knows how to win when the conditions suit.