Command The Stars

Both wins came in a tight spell during the summer of 2025. The first arrived at Beverley in June, followed by a second success at Lingfield Park in July — two very different tracks, which suggests Command The Stars is adaptable rather than reliant on one particular venue or set of conditions. Since then, the form has cooled, with a fifth and two sevenths in more recent runs, but the horse remains active and raced just a day ago, so this is very much a story still being written.

Command The Stars is trained by George Scott at Newmarket, one of British racing's most famous training centres. Scott's yard has been in strong form this season, sending out 51 winners — that is a serious level of output and signals a well-run operation with horses in good health and good order. When a yard is firing like that, it tends to mean the horses in it are given every chance to show what they can do.

The next chapter for Command The Stars will be interesting. The talent is clearly there — two wins from six races at three years old, trained by someone having a productive season, and enough versatility to win on different tracks. Whether the horse can rediscover that summer form and build on it is the question worth watching.