Bye Law

The two wins came in quick succession during the summer of 2025 — first at Ayr in early August, then at Redcar a fortnight later. That kind of back-to-back winning suggests a horse that had found its stride and was in the form of its life. Since then, though, the form has dried up. The last six runs read 1-9-7-5-6-6 working backwards, meaning after that Redcar win the results have been a string of mid-pack finishes, the kind of numbers that suggest the horse either hit a flat patch or has been racing in tougher company.

Duran Fentiman has been the regular jockey, partnering Bye Law in five of those eight races and winning once together — a 20% win rate, or one from five. That's not a bad record for a partnership, though neither horse nor rider has been able to recapture that summer magic yet. With Bye Law having raced as recently as yesterday and still only three years old, there's plenty of time for the combination to click again.