Risen Again

What's notable is how the horse has performed at the mile-and-three-to-mile-and-four-furlong distances, where it has won 1 of its 12 races — an 8% win rate that is actually its strongest suit. At Class 5 level, where most of its racing has been done, Risen Again has managed 1 win from 16 attempts, suggesting the horse is competitive at this modest tier but still finds itself outgunned more often than not. Recent form has been underwhelming: in its last six races, it has returned a ninth place, a second, another second, and two sixth-place finishes, with an eleventh just before that. The horse was last seen just a day ago and remains active, so there is still racing ahead.

John & Rhys Flint's yard at Kenfig Hill, Bridgend, has sent out 8 winners this season, and Risen Again is one of their longer-term projects. The horse has been ridden most frequently by Kieran O'Neill, with whom it has won 1 of 8 races together — a 12% win rate that is better than its overall record, suggesting the pair get on reasonably well. By the standards of competitive racing, Risen Again is a hard-knocking sort that will fill a race and occasionally surprise, but a horse whose prospects of regular success are limited.