Seaview Rock

That one win came at Leicester on 20 January 2026, and it has stayed his only victory in the five months since. His recent form reads 3-2-8-1 going back from there, which tells an interesting story: a win, then a blip (that 8th place), then two solid placed efforts pulling him back into contention. He raced just yesterday, so he is very much in active service right now.

The clearest pattern in his profile is what happens when he gets a proper distance to work with. Over 1m6f to 2 miles — which is a mile and three-quarters or so — he has won 1 from 3, a 33% win rate. For context, winning 1 in every 3 races at a specific distance is genuinely strong, and it suggests he is a horse who needs time and space to warm into a race rather than one who wants to scrap it out over a shorter trip. Many horses have a trip that simply suits them better, and Seaview Rock appears to have found his.

He is trained by Charles and Adam Pogson, a father-and-son outfit based in Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire, and their yard has sent out 12 winners already this season — a solid tally that shows this is a functioning, active operation rather than a small string just making up the numbers. In the saddle, Mr Ben Sutton rides him most often: 5 races together, 1 win, which works out at winning roughly 1 in every 5 — a 20% win rate when they team up. That is a decent partnership, and the continuity of having the same rider who knows the horse well is often worth more than the numbers alone convey.