Sixtygeesbaby

The career so far has two highlights worth noting. The first win came at Newmarket in November 2024 — a track with a long straight and no hiding place, where horses tend to find their level quickly. The second arrived at Doncaster in April 2025, another flat, unforgiving course that rewards genuine ability. Two wins at two different tracks suggests this isn't a horse that only fires under one specific set of circumstances.

Recent form reads 8-2-10-3-4-1 from most recent backwards, which tells an interesting story. That 1 — the Doncaster win — sits at the end of a sequence that includes a couple of disappointing runs. Horses go in and out of form, and the fact that Sixtygeesbaby finished that stretch with a win rather than a quiet fade is encouraging. At the level it typically races — one step below the top tier — it wins roughly 1 in every 3 races (1 from 3 at that level), which is a genuinely solid return.

Behind the horse is David O'Meara's yard in Upper Helmsley, North Yorkshire, one of the more productive operations in the north of England. Sending out 100 winners in a single season is not something a small outfit manages — that takes organisation, staff, and horses good enough to justify the entries. Sixtygeesbaby is one of many in a busy, well-run stable, which means it is presumably getting the attention it needs to keep performing.

Currently active and racing as recently as today, this is a horse in the middle of its story rather than at the end of it. Still only four, it has time to develop further. Whether it steps up in class or keeps winning at its current level, the combination of consistency, a sharp trainer, and two wins at good tracks makes Sixtygeesbaby worth watching.