Superstylin

Trained by Chris Gordon at his yard in Morestead, Hampshire, Superstylin is part of a genuinely productive operation — 46 winners sent out this season alone, which is a serious number for a British yard. Gordon's son Freddie does much of the riding, and together they clearly have an understanding: Freddie has won 2 from 8 aboard the horse, a win rate of 25%, or roughly 1 in every 4 rides. That is significantly better than the horse's overall career average of 5 wins from 28 races — closer to 1 in every 6.

The most recent win came at Fontwell Park just this week, on 27 March 2026, which tells you everything about where Superstylin is right now. The horse's first career win came at Market Rasen back in March 2023, so there is three years of experience packed into that record. Over a career of 28 races, 5 wins and 16 places means Superstylin has finished in the top three nearly three-quarters of the time — which is a horse that rarely runs a stinker.

One thing that stands out is how much Superstylin thrives when the ground is soft underfoot — wet or slightly muddy conditions have produced 4 of those 5 career wins from just 13 races on that type of ground, a win rate of 31%, or nearly 1 in every 3. On faster, drier ground the record tails off noticeably. If you ever want to back this horse, check the weather forecast first.

Most of Superstylin's racing has come at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British jump racing rather than the glamour end — with 4 wins from 21 races at that grade, roughly 1 in every 5. That context matters: this is a horse who competes at a solid, competitive level week in week out, and wins there regularly. Not a headline act, but exactly the kind of dependable, in-form horse that a yard like Chris Gordon's is built around.