Flowerhead

That single win came at Chepstow back in June 2025, and it remains the high point of a career that has since stalled. In the six races since, the finishing positions read 5-8-7-8-3-5 — competitive enough to collect four career places in total, but without ever threatening to add a second victory. The third place is the one glimmer of hope in that sequence, a sign the ability is still there on the right day.

What makes the record harder to read is where Flowerhead has been running. Five of its nine races have come at Class 1 level — the very best races in Britain — and it has not won any of them. That is a tough ask for any young horse, and going 0 from 5 at that level tells you this is a yard with ambition for the horse, even if the results haven't matched it yet. Charlie Clover's operation in Newmarket has been in strong form this season, sending out 24 winners, so the platform is there if Flowerhead can find its feet.

Jockey David Egan has had the ride in six of those nine races and is still waiting for a first winner together — 0 from 6 is a frustrating partnership on paper, though it is worth saying that the competition at Class 1 level would test any combination. Flowerhead raced just yesterday, so whatever came next is still very much in play.