Roaring Home

The seven-year-old is trained by Henry Daly at his yard in Ludlow, Shropshire, and that operation is in fine form right now — 17 winners sent out already this season, which is a serious tally for a smaller training base. Sam Twiston-Davies is the jockey most associated with Roaring Home, and the partnership has a strong record: 2 wins from 7 races together, meaning they win roughly 1 in every 3.5 times they team up. For context, the average jockey-horse combination wins nowhere near that often.

What stands out most in the recent record is the sharp upturn in form. The last six runs read second, first, first, fourth, fifth, and a blank — and read right to left, that tells you this horse has been getting better. The first career win came at Exeter back in October 2024, but the most recent came at Aintree just four weeks ago, on 15 May 2026. Aintree is one of the most famous racecourses in the world — it hosts the Grand National — so winning there means something. That Roaring Home got the job done on that stage, however competitive the race, is worth noting.

The ground matters here too. On normal conditions, Roaring Home wins 3 from 10 races — 30%, or roughly 1 in every 3 outings. That is a significantly better return than its overall record of 17%, or about 1 in 6 across all ground types. In short, when the track is riding well and conditions are fair, this horse is a different proposition. Roaring Home raced just one day ago, which means it is right in the thick of an active campaign, and on this kind of form, it would be a brave person to bet against another visit to the winner's enclosure soon.