Always Fearless

The most recent visit there was six weeks ago, on 9 March 2026, and it ended in a win — the second victory in the last six races overall. That recent form of 8-7-9-1-1-3 tells an interesting story: a rough patch in the middle of that sequence, followed by back-to-back wins, then a couple of modest efforts. The horse raced just yesterday, so it is clearly still being kept busy, and at nine years old, that kind of active programme says a lot about how well it is ticking over.

Richard Hannon's yard at Herridge in Wiltshire has been in sharp form this season — 115 winners is a serious number and puts the operation among the most productive in the country. Always Fearless is one small part of a well-oiled machine, but it has clearly been placed with care. Most of its races come at Class 6, the entry level of British racing, where it has won 6 from 28 — roughly 1 in every 5. That is where it belongs, and the yard knows it.

The partnership with jockey Tyrese Cameron is worth noting too. In 22 races together, Cameron has ridden the horse to 4 wins — an 18% return, virtually 1 in every 5, and slightly better than the horse's overall average. That kind of continuity between horse and rider matters. One other detail that sharpens the profile: Always Fearless has won 2 from 8 on wet or muddy ground, a 25% rate. On a soggy day at Wolverhampton with Cameron in the saddle, this is a horse that very much knows what it is doing.