Brosay

The first of those wins arrived at Goodwood in May 2024 — Brosay's very first career victory, and straight away at a high level. Then in September 2025, the horse went to Ascot and did it again, winning another Class 2. Ascot and Goodwood are not places where average horses win, and doing it twice in top-level company tells you Brosay has genuine quality when the conditions are right.

The sprint distances — races under five furlongs — bring out the best in Brosay. One win from just 3 races over the shorter trips gives a win rate of 33%, which is roughly 1 in every 3 races. That is a sharp number, and it suggests the horse is at its most dangerous when the race is quick and direct rather than a grind.

The last 6 runs make for slightly tougher reading — a fourth place being the best of them, with finishes of 11th, 12th, and 16th in there too. It has been 8 months since that Ascot win, and the recent form has not matched that peak. That said, the horse raced just one day ago and is clearly still active and competing. Regular jockey Edward Greatrex has partnered Brosay 7 times for 1 win together, winning roughly 1 in every 7 rides — a modest return, though the pair did combine for that Ascot victory when it mattered most.

The broader picture here is a horse that has earned its stripes at Class 2 level, proven it can win at the very best tracks, and clearly goes well fresh over a short, sharp trip. Whether it can rediscover that Ascot form is the interesting question — but a horse that has already won twice at the top level, at four years old, is one worth keeping an eye on.