Vidmiyr

That sole victory came at Lingfield Park on 19 May 2026, and it remains the defining moment of his career so far. Six weeks on, the team will be hoping it was the first of many rather than a one-off. His recent form reads 10-3-2-1-3-2 going back through his last six races — that middle stretch of a win, two seconds and a third tells the story of a horse in decent nick, even if a disappointing tenth most recently muddies the picture.

He is trained by Jennie Candlish, based at Basford in Staffordshire. Candlish has been in fine form this season, sending out 64 winners — a yard operating with real confidence. That context matters: horses trained by handlers in that kind of rhythm often benefit from the positive atmosphere around a busy, successful stable. Vidmiyr raced just one day ago, so he is very much in active campaigning mode, and the yard will have a clear sense of where he stands right now.

At 11% — roughly one win from every nine races — his win rate is modest, but for a three-year-old still developing, placed finishes matter just as much as wins. The fact that he crosses the line in the top three far more often than he wins suggests he is competitive at his level, just waiting for the right day to convert.