Sandscreendeliverd

That one win came at Lingfield Park on 9 August 2025, and for now it stands as the defining moment of the career. It's now been eleven months since that victory, and the six races since have brought a mix of near-misses and also-rans — the recent form reading 4-2-2-5-9-3 (oldest to newest) shows a horse that has been close without converting. Two runner-up finishes in that stretch suggest the ability is still there; it just hasn't clicked since that Lingfield breakthrough.

Where it gets genuinely interesting is over sprint distances — anything under five furlongs. In three races at that trip, Sandscreendeliverd has won once, which works out to winning 1 in every 3 races, a dramatically better record than its overall rate of 1 in every 16. For a horse that finds winning tough at other distances, that short-sprint format looks like the sweet spot, and it's worth paying attention when the trip is right.

Jockey Tom Queally has been the regular partner, teaming up eight times together for that one win — roughly a 12% win rate as a pair, which is noticeably better than the horse's overall 6% career figure. It suggests Queally gets something out of this horse, even if results haven't always followed. Trainer Peter Crate, based in Reigate in Surrey, has sent out just two winners this season, so this is a small, quiet yard — and Sandscreendeliverd is one of its success stories, however modest.

Racing mostly at Class 5 level, which is towards the lower end of the competitive ladder, the horse has won 1 from 9 at that grade — roughly 1 in every 9 races. It's not a dominant record, but it's honest work. With a race just yesterday, Sandscreendeliverd is clearly still active and still being aimed at the right opportunities. Get the trip under five furlongs and the right surface, and this is a horse that has already shown it can find the front.