Both Of Us

The horse competes mainly at Class 6 level, which is the entry level of British racing, and at that level it has been genuinely competitive: 3 wins from 9 races, which means it wins 1 in every 3 races when pitched against the right opposition. That kind of consistency at any level takes some doing, and it suggests Both Of Us is a horse whose trainer Kerry Lee knows exactly how to place. Lee's yard at Byton in Herefordshire has sent out 12 winners already this season, so this is a team that clearly knows what it is doing.

The horse broke its winning duck at Brighton on 15 September 2025, and followed that up with a victory at Newcastle on 9 October 2025 — two wins in quick succession that showed real progression. Newcastle was the most recent win, though that was around seven months ago now, and recent form reads 7-1-4-4-3-3, which means a poor run followed by a win and then a run of placed efforts without quite getting back to the top. The horse has been racing consistently and was out just one day ago, so it is very much in the middle of a campaign.

One detail that stands out is the ground. On normal conditions, Both Of Us has won 2 of its 5 races — a 40% win rate that is genuinely impressive. When the ground suits, this horse turns up. Billy Loughnane has been the regular jockey for much of its career, riding it in 5 of its 17 races and winning once together — 1 from 5 is not a spectacular partnership on paper, but both wins have come in the right circumstances and at the right level.

At Class 6, on a good surface, with Kerry Lee placing it carefully, Both Of Us is the sort of horse a knowledgeable racegoer would quietly note down and watch closely. Not a star, but a solid, consistent performer who wins its share.