Swingingonthesteel

That patience appears to have paid off. He broke his duck under rules at Musselburgh in late November 2024, and then won again at Sedgefield — his home-county track — in April 2025. Those two wins came back-to-back in his last six races, which is exactly the kind of form you want to see from a horse that was still finding its feet not long before. Jockey Nathan Moscrop has been the man in the saddle for most of his career, riding him in 6 of his 7 races and winning 2 of them — a win rate of 33%, or roughly 1 in every 3 rides together. That sort of partnership builds trust, and the continuity clearly suits both horse and rider.

He competes mainly at Class 4 level — solid, competitive midweek racing, a step below the top tier but far from easy — and has won 1 of his 4 races at that grade. His most recent run came just yesterday, so whatever happened is still fresh, and with form that reads two wins followed by a placed effort and then a blank, there is still plenty to work out about where his ceiling sits. What is clear is that Menzies has brought him along carefully, the wins have come at tracks he has returned to, and at six years old he is only just hitting his stride.