Cliff Danger

Trained by Pam Sly at Thorney in Cambridgeshire, Cliff Danger is part of a yard that has sent out seven winners this season. The recent form reads 1-9-7-4-6 across the last five outings, which tells you the horse is capable of running well but is not consistent enough yet to be a reliable bet. A ninth-place finish sits alongside two closer efforts at fourth and seventh, suggesting Cliff Danger can compete but struggles to put together strong performances race after race. At three years old, there is time for that to change. The win at Southwell suggests the horse has found a course and conditions that suit, and Sly will be hoping to build on that this week as Cliff Danger continues racing.