Easy Love

Trained by Anthony Honeyball out of Mosterton in Dorset, Easy Love is part of a yard that has been firing on all cylinders this season — 51 winners sent out is a serious number, the kind that tells you this is a well-run operation with horses in form. Easy Love got its career off the mark at Plumpton on 16 December 2024, and has since added to that tally most notably with a win at Windsor on New Year's Day 2026. Winning on New Year's Day at Windsor is one of those moments that tends to stick in the memory, and it represents the clearest sign yet that this horse is capable of delivering when it matters.

The ground makes a real difference here. On normal conditions, Easy Love has won 2 from 4 races — a 50% win rate that is genuinely impressive and suggests the horse is at its very best when the track is neither too wet nor too dry. That is useful information, because it means Honeyball's team can plan its campaign around the weather and give Easy Love every chance of showing its best form.

The one area where the record tells a more complicated story is at the top level. Easy Love has run in Class 1 races — the very best races in Britain — four times without winning. Going 0 from 4 at that level is not a disgrace; the competition is the sharpest it gets, and simply being entered in those races says something about how the yard rates this horse's ability. But it does suggest that Easy Love's sweet spot may be a level just below the absolute elite, where its consistency and ground preference can be used as a genuine weapon. With a race just yesterday and a win on the board three months ago, this is a horse very much in the thick of its season.