Star Of Atlantis

The most recent of those wins came at Wolverhampton on 12 May 2025, which is now over a year ago. Since then, Star Of Atlantis has run six times without troubling the winner's enclosure, with a best effort of fourth place in that stretch. The recent form figures — 4, 8, 5, 8, 8, 9 — paint a picture of a horse that is competitive enough to stay in the frame occasionally but is not threatening to win races at the moment.

One of the more striking numbers in this profile is the partnership with jockey Finley Marsh. They have ridden together 10 times and have yet to win — zero from ten. That does not necessarily mean either party is at fault, but it is the kind of stat that jumps out. Ten rides together is a reasonable sample, and the scoreboard is still blank.

Star Of Atlantis is trained by Adrian Wintle, based at Westbury-On-Severn in Gloucestershire. Wintle's yard has sent out 30 winners this season, which shows this is an active and functioning operation — the horses around Star Of Atlantis are clearly winning races, even if this particular one is in a quiet spell. The horse raced just yesterday, so it is very much in training and still being campaigned regularly.

With career prize money suggesting a life spent firmly at the lower end of the sport, Star Of Atlantis is not a horse anyone is building grand plans around. But it has won at Southwell and Wolverhampton, it races frequently, and in Class 6 company it has shown — at least on its better days — that it can get the job done. Thirteen months is a long time between wins, but the yard clearly believes there is another one in it somewhere.