Beau Chevalier

Still, there are reasons not to write him off entirely. He is trained by Ed de Giles at Ledbury, a yard that has already sent out eight winners this season, suggesting the operation is functioning well. Beau Chevalier raced as recently as yesterday, so he remains an active part of the string and has clearly not been sidelined. At three years old, he is still young enough to develop and find his feet. The challenge now will be identifying a race where he can finally break through, because at present he has done nothing to suggest he belongs in a winning group. Without a place or a win to his name, he remains a horse very much seeking proof that he can be competitive at the level he is racing.