Fleurman

At eight years old, Fleurman has seen enough racetracks to know what it is doing. Its career rate of roughly 1 win in every 7 races (14%, or 4 from 29) is perfectly respectable at its level — Class 4, which is a solid working tier where the competition is consistent and nothing comes easy. At that level specifically, Fleurman has won 3 of 12 races, a 25% win rate that translates to roughly 1 in every 4 — a noticeably better return than its overall career average. That tells you this horse is well placed by its trainer, Patrick Morris, who operates out of Prescott in Merseyside and has already sent out 22 winners this season — a yard clearly in good form.

The partnership with jockey Kevin Stott is worth noting. In six races together, they have won twice — a win rate of 33%, or roughly 1 in every 3 rides. For context, that is more than double Fleurman's overall career average. When those two are paired up, something tends to click.

Fleurman's journey started at Market Rasen back in February 2022, and the horse has been a consistent, reliable presence on the circuit ever since — collecting 11 places alongside those 4 wins across nearly three years of racing. The recent form figures (3-1-5-8-11-3) tell a story of a horse that dipped in the middle of that sequence but has come right back to life, with a win and two top-three finishes in its last six outings. For a horse running at this frequency at eight years old, that kind of resurgence is genuinely impressive. Fleurman is not a superstar, but it is exactly the kind of honest, busy racehorse that keeps yards ticking — and right now, it is doing its job very well indeed.