Ebselysees

Across 13 races, Ebselysees has won 3 times and placed 5 more, a record that works out to winning roughly 1 in every 4 or 5 races (23%). That's a solid return, but what makes it more intriguing is the recent trajectory. Two wins from the last 6 races suggests a horse that has found its form at exactly the right moment — backing up a win at Huntingdon in November 2024 with another victory just this week at Perth. Back-to-back wins across a season like that don't happen by accident.

There is one oddity worth flagging. Ebselysees has run 6 times at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing — and has yet to win a single one of those races. Zero wins from 6 attempts. Yet somehow it has picked up its victories elsewhere. That's an unusual quirk: a horse that fails to deliver at its most common level but finds a way to win when conditions or company shift slightly. Whether that's about course, distance, or just the right day is hard to say, but it's the kind of pattern that would make a regular follower of the horse take notice.

Regular jockey James Davies has been in the saddle for 8 of its 13 races, winning just once together — roughly 1 in every 8 rides. That's a modest return, but Davies was aboard for the Perth win this week, which is what matters most right now.

Susan Corbett's yard has sent out 11 winners this season from their base in Northumberland, which is respectable output for a smaller northern operation. Ebselysees raced just yesterday and is clearly in the thick of a busy spell. A horse in form, with a win on the board this week and an active schedule — if you were looking for a reason to pay attention, that's probably enough of one.