Bint Al Daar

The yard itself is in good form. Kevin Frost's Averham Park team has sent out 23 winners already this season, which suggests a confident, well-drilled operation. Bint Al Daar fits neatly into that picture — a horse that knows its job and gets on with it. Most of those outings have come at Class 4 level, where it has won 2 from 13 (about 15%, or roughly 1 in every 6 at that grade), which is a decent return for a horse competing regularly at that standard.

What lifts the profile is the Newmarket record. Two wins from just four races at one of Britain's most famous and demanding tracks is the kind of stat that catches the eye — half of all visits to Newmarket have ended in victory, which is extraordinary by any measure. Newmarket's long, straight finishing straight sorts out horses in a hurry, and the fact that Bint Al Daar has thrived there twice suggests it has real ability when conditions suit.

The recent form tells an interesting story too. The sequence reads 7-8-5-1-2-9 — two moderate efforts, then a win at Southwell six weeks ago, followed by a runner-up finish, and then a nine most recently. That last result looks like the odd one out rather than a trend. The win at Southwell in March 2026 confirmed the horse is still capable of finding the front, and with a race just yesterday, it is very much still active and in the mix. The question now is whether Frost can find another opportunity that plays to its strengths, and given what Newmarket has already produced, that course might just be worth pencilling in again.