Bragbor

The overall record stands at 2 wins and 6 places from 8 races, a win rate of 25% — or roughly one in every four races. That is a solid return, and the placed finishes tell their own story: Bragbor has rarely run a bad race. The recent form figures of 7-4-2-2-3-1 (reading from most recent backwards) show a horse that finished second twice and third once in its last five outings, suggesting it has been competitive without quite getting its nose in front. That last win came at Newcastle on 21 August 2025.

At Class 4 level — the kind of races that sit in the middle of the pecking order, competitive without being elite — Bragbor has won 1 from 3, a win rate of around 33%, or one in every three. That is a healthy conversion at that grade and hints the horse is operating at roughly the right level: competitive, capable of winning, but not so far below its ceiling that it is simply coasting.

The Fahey yard is in decent shape, having sent out 9 winners already this season, which suggests Bragbor is coming from a stable in good form. The horse raced just one day ago, making it one of the more active horses in current training. For anyone following a horse that knows exactly where it likes to run — and has the record to back it up — Bragbor at Newcastle is a combination worth keeping an eye on.