Titian

The key to Titian is wet ground. On soft or muddy terrain, he wins roughly one in every five races — two wins from nine attempts, which is nearly twice his overall win rate. He also shows clear preference for races between one mile three furlongs and one mile four furlongs, where he has won three of fourteen races. Put both those things together and you have a horse whose window of opportunity is narrow but real. His trainer Julie Camacho, based in Norton, North Yorkshire, knows this well. She has also identified York as his happy hunting ground: he has won there twice from six races, most recently on 28 June 2025 in an amateur riders' event, where an owner who lives in York finally got to realize a lifelong dream.

Titian typically races in Class 4 company, where he has managed just one win from twelve attempts, suggesting he may be running slightly above his level there. He is ridden most often by jockey Ryan Sexton, though that partnership has yielded only one win from seven races. With a career prize money of £74,000, Titian is a solid middle-tier performer — not destined for headlines, but the sort of horse that keeps a small yard ticking over and gives owners genuine moments of joy. He was last out just a day ago, so he remains active. The next opportunity will likely come at a distance and in conditions he likes, when a race comes together the way those victories at York have done before.