Turret

There is nothing on the clock yet for Turret — this will be the first time the three-year-old has set foot on a racecourse, so there is no past form to pick apart or patterns to study. What we do have is a bloodline that will get plenty of attention. The sire is Kingman, one of the most exciting stallions in Britain right now, known for passing on speed, elegance, and a real will to win. The dam is by Galileo, the most influential stallion of the modern era, whose offspring have a habit of improving with age and distance. On paper, that is a genuinely exciting combination — pace on one side, class and stamina on the other.Based on TrackLab's AI analysis

Quick Facts

Age

3 years old

Sex

Colt

Colour

Bay

Father

Kingman

Mother

First Flower

Trainer

Andrew Balding

Owner

Juddmonte

📊 Key Numbers

Career statistics for this horse

Career races

Wins

Win rate

avg ~10%

Place rate (top 3)

avg ~30%

🔍 Full Analysis

TrackLab's AI-generated assessment based on career data and recent form

TrackLab's Detailed Breakdown

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The trainer is Andrew Balding, and his yard at Kingsclere in Hampshire is having a remarkable season — 204 winners so far, which puts it among the most productive operations in the country. When a yard of that size and quality sends out a first-time runner, it tends to mean the horse has shown enough at home to earn its place on the track. Balding's team do not waste entries. Whatever Turret does today is the beginning of the story, not the summary of it.

🎯 Where This Horse Thrives

Performance broken down by ground, distance, class, and track type