Where's Freddy

The six-year-old has built a solid overall record too — 4 wins and 10 places from 26 races, meaning it has come away with some kind of reward in more than half its starts. The sweet spot in terms of distance is 7 furlongs to a mile, where it has won 3 of 13 races, or nearly 1 in every 4. That's the kind of consistency that tells you a trainer has worked out exactly what suits their horse.

The honest caveat is that Where's Freddy hasn't won in its last six races, and the recent form figures — finishing fourth, tenth, tenth, third, eighth, and third — suggest a horse that is mixing some decent efforts with a few disappointing ones. The last win came at Newmarket in June 2025, which is now a year ago. Regular jockey Marco Ghiani has been aboard for 7 of its races and won once together, which mirrors the horse's overall 15% win rate, or roughly 1 win in every 6 or 7 races.

One slightly puzzling note: Where's Freddy has run 14 times at Class 4 level — the middle tier of British racing — without winning once. Yet it has found the winner's enclosure at other levels. That's the kind of quirk that keeps racing interesting and keeps trainers thinking. Williams has had a productive season with 67 winners from the yard, so the support structure is clearly working. Whether Where's Freddy can add a fifth win — and most likely will need Newmarket to do it — is the question worth watching.