Warning Sign

The most recent of those wins came at Goodwood just this week, on 12 June 2026, which tells you everything you need to know about the current mood in the yard. Gary and Josh Moore, who train out of Lower Beeding in West Sussex, have had a remarkable season — 99 winners sent out already — and Warning Sign looks like a horse benefiting from a confident, well-organised operation firing on all cylinders.

The distance range of one mile and one furlong to one mile and two furlongs is clearly Warning Sign's sweet spot. Over those trips, the record reads three wins from 15 races — a 20% win rate, or roughly 1 in every 5. That's a meaningful improvement on the overall career figure and suggests a horse that has been placed in its comfort zone and is delivering when it matters.

Sandown Park stands out as particularly fertile ground. Two wins from just four races there is a remarkable return — that's half of all Sandown appearances converted into victories — and it was at Sandown where Warning Sign recorded that first career win back in July 2025. Some horses simply take to a track, whether it's the shape of the bends, the camber of the home straight, or something harder to explain. Whatever the reason, Sandown brings out the best in this one.

Regular rider Mr David Dunsdon has been aboard for 14 of those 25 races, winning twice together — a rate of 14%, which is better than 1 in every 7. That kind of established partnership matters: a jockey who knows a horse's habits and quirks can make small but important decisions mid-race that a stranger in the saddle simply can't. Warning Sign raced just yesterday and is currently active — a horse in the middle of a genuine purple patch, and one worth keeping an eye on through the summer months ahead.