Sax Avoidance

The form since then has been mixed but not discouraging. After the Kempton win, there's been a second-place finish, a third-place, a fourth, a fifth, and then another second at the most recent outing. That pattern — a win, then a string of placed and unplaced finishes — is familiar territory for a young horse still learning. But with two wins in the last six races, Sax Avoidance is clearly still competitive. The quick turnaround back to racing yesterday suggests the trainer is confident enough to keep the horse active and looking for the next opportunity. For a 3-year-old this early in its career, staying in regular action like this is often the best way to improve.