Wedonttelllies

The one win came at Kempton Park on 18 September 2025, over a distance between seven furlongs and a mile — the range where Wedonttelllies clearly feels most at home. In those three races at that distance, the horse has won one and placed in others, winning 1 in every 3, which is a solid conversion rate. Kempton's flat, all-weather surface suits certain horses perfectly, and it looks like this could be one of them.

What makes the recent form interesting is the trajectory. Reading the last five races from oldest to most recent — 8th, 3rd, 1st, 5th, 2nd — there's a clear improvement arc in there, even if the last two runs have been a step back from the winning high point. A second place just one day ago means Wedonttelllies is very much in the thick of things right now, racing consistently and not being rested between runs.

Behind the horse is Richard Hughes, a trainer based at Upper Lambourn in Berkshire who has sent out 65 winners already this season. That's a yard operating at a high level — 65 wins in a season means there's genuine organisation and talent behind every runner that leaves those stables. Hughes knows what he's doing, and having a young, active three-year-old placed just yesterday suggests Wedonttelllies is being campaigned with purpose. A horse this lightly raced, with a trainer this productive, has plenty of room to develop.