Atlantic Power

The two winning moments are spread across different venues and months, which is worth noting. The first came at Fontwell Park back in October 2025, and the second at Lingfield Park in February 2026 — two months ago now. Lingfield is a track with a famously tricky synthetic surface that catches plenty of horses out, so winning there is no accident. That it happened as recently as February keeps Atlantic Power firmly in the conversation as a horse capable of going in again.

Recent form tells an interesting story. Reading from oldest to newest across the last six races — a third, then a seventh, then a second, then a win, and two blanks after that — you can see a horse that found its best form in the middle of that sequence and has since gone quieter. The two most recent runs without a finish in the frame will be on the trainer's mind, but the second place sandwiched in there shows the ability hasn't vanished.

Richenda Ford trains the horse, and her yard has sent out 3 winners already this season, so there's form in the camp. Interestingly, the jockey most associated with Atlantic Power is Richie McLernon, who has partnered the horse 5 times without a win together — yet both career victories came with someone else in the saddle. That's not a criticism of McLernon, who is a capable rider, but it's the kind of detail that makes you curious. Atlantic Power raced just one day ago, so there's plenty of activity here — this is a horse very much in the thick of its season.