Sweet Kiss

The horse's recent form tells a story of inconsistency. In the last six races, spanning the past year, Sweet Kiss has finished second twice and in the placings three times, but has not crossed the line first since 18 September 2025 at Pontefract — nearly a year without a win. That gap is concerning, even for a horse that has never been a prolific winner. However, Sweet Kiss shows genuine class when stepping into Class 5 races: it has won 2 of its 5 races at that level, a 40% win rate that suggests the horse knows how to handle competitive company. Its first win came at Doncaster on 16 August 2025, and the subsequent victory at Pontefract proved it was not a one-off.

Tim Easterby's Great Habton yard has sent out 128 winners this season, so the horse is in an active, successful training operation. The pieces are in place — a trainer with form, a jockey who gets results with this particular horse, and a level of racing where Sweet Kiss has proven it can win. What Sweet Kiss needs now is Dickson back in the saddle and a break in the form line that has run for so long. One race could change the picture entirely.