Stellar Vision

The problem is recent form. In the last six outings, Stellar Vision has been all over the map—an eighth, a sixth, a twentieth, an eleventh, a third, and most recently a third just yesterday. That's not the profile of a horse about to click into gear. Three places from seven races shows it can run competitively on its day, but the gaps between decent efforts are wide and unpredictable. At three years old, time is still on Stellar Vision's side, and Stuart Williams's Newmarket yard—which has sent out 67 winners this season alone—knows how to put a horse right. But right now, Stellar Vision is a horse stuck between promise and performance, capable of a good day at the track but not yet reliable enough to catch a pattern. It will need to string together a run of form soon to suggest it is heading somewhere.