Cospicua

Both of Cospicua's wins have come at Kempton Park, where the record now reads 2 wins from 4 visits — that is a 50% win rate at the track, which is extraordinary. Half the time this horse turns up at Kempton, it wins. For context, most horses in training win fewer than 1 in 10 races overall, so a coin-flip chance of winning at a specific course is not something you see every day. The first win came in January 2026, the second as recently as 30 March — just five weeks ago — suggesting this is not a coincidence but a genuine affinity with the place.

The pattern gets even more interesting when you look at the conditions Cospicua prefers. On wet or muddy ground, the record is 2 wins from 4 races — again that 50% figure. And at a distance of around a mile and three to four furlongs, it has won 2 of just 3 races, a remarkable two-in-three success rate. That combination — soft ground, a staying distance, Kempton Park — appears to be the sweet spot, and when those boxes are ticked together, this horse becomes a serious proposition.

James Tate's yard is in strong form generally, having sent out 50 winners already this season, so Cospicua is operating within a confident, well-resourced setup. The recent form figures of 6-1-5-1 across the last four runs tell their own story — two wins sandwiched around a couple of less impressive efforts, which is exactly the kind of inconsistency you might forgive in a young 3-year-old still finding its feet. What matters is that when conditions suit, Cospicua delivers. The horse raced just yesterday and remains active, so the yard — the yard — are clearly keen to keep it busy while form and fitness are good.