Back To Me

The most recent win came at Southwell three weeks ago, on 5 April 2026, and the first arrived back in November 2025 at Dundalk. Two different tracks, two different moments in the season — which suggests this isn't a horse that only fires under one specific set of circumstances. The recent form reads 6-1-1-13, so there was a rough day somewhere, but sandwiched around it are back-to-back wins. Horses that respond to a poor run by winning their next race tend to have a bit of something about them.

Behind the horse is Ben Haslam, who trains out of Middleham Moor in North Yorkshire — one of the sport's great training centres, where the moorland gallops have been producing racehorses for centuries. Haslam's yard has sent out 32 winners already this season, which tells you this is a stable operating with genuine momentum. When a busy, successful yard keeps running a horse, it usually means they like what they see at home.

At just three years old and with only four races under its belt, Back To Me is still very much a work in progress. But winning 2 from 4 — that's one in every two races — and doing it across multiple tracks puts it in a promising position heading into what should be a busy summer.