Who's Glen

The real insight into Who's Glen comes from his form over distance. He runs best at trips between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, winning 1 of his 6 races over that range — a 17 per cent win rate that stands out sharply against his overall 9 per cent. Get him to a track with enough ground to stretch out and the odds shift decisively in his favour. His first win came at Chester in September 2024, and that second success at Bangor proves it was no flash in the pan. When the distances suit, something clicks.

The tougher story is his record at the highest level. In five races at top-class tracks, Who's Glen has failed to win — a blank record that suggests there is a ceiling to what he can achieve. His recent form is mixed: an eighth, a win, a fourth, a 15th, a second and a third in his last six. That 15th place was a rough day, but the second place in his most recent run before yesterday shows he is competitive again. For the yard looking to build on that Bangor win, the challenge will be finding the right race — long enough to suit him, but pitched at a level where he can finish in the money.