Sea Scout

His record stands at two wins from nine races overall, a win rate of roughly one in every five attempts. That first win came at Lingfield Park in November 2024, then the Epsom success followed, and that has been it. When he does get the distance right—specifically at 1m3f to 1m4f—he is far more dangerous, winning 2 of his 5 races over that range, a 40% win rate that hints at what he is capable of. But at the highest level, where Class 1 races are fought out, he has managed just 1 win from 5 attempts.

Harry Davies has ridden Sea Scout six times and won on him twice, a 33% win rate that is noticeably strong and suggests a real understanding between jockey and horse. The partnership is worth watching if they are reunited. The horse is trained by Simon & Ed Crisford at Newmarket, a yard in excellent form with 78 winners sent out this season already. Sea Scout was last seen just a day ago, so he remains very much active. Whether he can rediscover the form that took him to Epsom glory remains the question—he is still young enough to do it, but the window is slowly closing.