Sisterandbrother

The horse tends to compete at the lower end of the racing ladder — Class 6, which is essentially the grassroots level of British racing. From 23 races at that level, it has won 4, a win rate of around 17%, or just under 1 in every 6 races. That is perfectly solid for its grade, and it suggests the team around Sisterandbrother have a clear sense of where it belongs and how to place it well.

What makes the current moment interesting is the form. In its last 6 races, Sisterandbrother has won twice and placed once more — a genuinely sharp run of results. Most recently, it won at Beverley just this week, which is about as current as form gets. It also won at Bath back in May 2022, which is where its career victories began, and there is something satisfying about a horse that has continued to find the winner's enclosure four years on from its first taste of it. Trainer Joey Ramsden, based in Newark, Nottinghamshire, has sent out 5 winners this season, and this horse is clearly part of a yard operating with some confidence right now.

Jockey Harry Cobden has partnered the horse 5 times, winning once together — a 20% win rate, or 1 from 5. That is actually a touch better than the horse's overall career average, so there may be something in that partnership worth watching. With the horse raced just yesterday and clearly in good nick, it would be no surprise to see it line up again soon and be competitive.