Mr Henry Crow(3)

The "(3)" next to his name is worth explaining for anyone new to racing: it means Crow is an amateur rider, and the number indicates he claims a 3lb weight allowance. In practical terms, this means the horses he rides carry slightly less weight than they would with a professional in the saddle — an advantage that trainers are clearly willing to seek out, and one that makes his presence in a race genuinely useful rather than merely ceremonial.

What stands out most is the efficiency. Nine rides is not a large sample, but four winners from that number suggests Crow is being placed on horses with a real chance, and then delivering when it matters. That combination — good judgement from the teams putting him up, and the ability to follow through — is exactly what turns a promising amateur into someone worth watching as his career develops.