Time Interval

The horse's best days came in its earlier years. It recorded its first win at Windsor back in May 2022, then climbed the ladder to land a significant Class 2 victory at Goodwood in May 2023—one of the top races in Britain. That peak suggests Time Interval once had genuine ability. Since then, however, the story has been one of decline. It last won at Warwick over a year and a half ago, in May 2025. Over its last six races, it has not crossed the line first once, though it did pick up fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh-place finishes, showing it is still competing but no longer winning.

Time Interval typically races at Class 4 level, where it has won 2 of 11 races—a win rate of roughly 1 in every 5 and a half races at that tier. That is actually a decent win rate for its class, but the horse has not been able to translate class form into results recently. William Cox, its most regular jockey, has ridden it six times, winning once. Dan Skelton's yard at Alcester, Warwickshire, has had a productive season with 198 winners, and Time Interval raced just yesterday, which means it is still fit and active. Whether this veteran can find another win before its career winds down remains to be seen.