Freddie Steady Go

The career trajectory is an interesting one. That first win came at Newcastle in April 2025, which gave the horse and Susan Corbett's yard a marker to build from. Then, just this week, Freddie Steady Go went back to the winner's enclosure at Carlisle — and the timing matters. Cast an eye over the recent form figures and you see a horse that had wobbled: a third, another third, then three consecutive poor runs finishing ninth, seventh, and seventh. That kind of run can test anyone's patience. But the Carlisle win, recorded just two days ago, suggests the horse has come out the other side of that rough patch in much better shape.

Corbett trains out of Otterburn in Northumberland, and this is a yard that knows what it is doing — 11 winners already on the board this season, which is a meaningful haul for a smaller northern operation. Getting Freddie Steady Go back to winning form this week adds to that tally and underlines that the team clearly had a plan to get the horse firing again. What is particularly encouraging is that the horse is still only five, meaning there is every reason to think the best is not yet behind it. With two wins from seven races and a freshly stamped victory just days ago, Freddie Steady Go looks like a horse worth keeping an eye on as the season continues.