Bohemian Breeze

The bulk of Bohemian Breeze's career has been spent at Class 5 level, which is the bread-and-butter tier of British racing — the kind of race that fills midweek cards at smaller tracks. At that level, the record reads 2 wins from 22 races, a win rate of around 9%, or roughly 1 in every 11 attempts. That is modest, but it tells you something important: this is a horse that knows its level and operates there reliably. The first career win came at Ayr in August 2023, and the most recent was at Brighton in July 2025 — a result that now sits 10 months in the rear-view mirror.

The current run without a win stretches to six races, and recent finishing positions of 9th, 4th, 12th, 7th, 5th and 4th suggest a horse that is mixing the occasional decent effort with some more difficult days. The 4th-place finishes in particular indicate that the ability is still there — it is just not quite converting. Jockey Jason Hart has been aboard for six of those recent runs and is yet to find the winner's button, going 0 from 6 together, which will be a frustration for everyone involved.

The yard behind the horse is Gary and Josh Moore, training out of Lower Beeding in West Sussex, and this season they have been in fine form — 99 winners and counting, which is a serious tally that marks them out as one of the sharper operations in the country. A team producing that volume of winners clearly knows what it is doing, and having Bohemian Breeze still active — raced just yesterday — suggests they see enough promise to keep rolling the dice. Whether a fifth career win is coming soon is another matter, but with a trainer in this kind of form, the horse is certainly in the right hands to find out.