Suspicious Mindz

His breakthrough came at The Curragh in late June, and since then the wins have come faster. Trainer Seb Spencer, based at Malton in North Yorkshire, has always seen potential in him. After an early run where Suspicious Mindz finished second at Cork, Spencer noted that the top two had pulled decisively clear of the field—a sign the horse belonged in that company. At that point the plan was ambitious: Spencer was eyeing a tilt at one of the top races in Britain, the Britannia at Ascot, if the horse could find the winner's circle first. He has now done exactly that, twice. With the wins coming at courses like The Curragh and Doncaster, and with his yard sending out winners regularly this season, Suspicious Mindz looks a horse on an upward curve. He is still actively racing and, given his recent record, there is every reason to think there are more wins to come.