Impecunious

The first win came at Chepstow in April 2025, which opened the account after what had clearly been a patient wait. The second followed at Newton Abbot in July 2025, and that one is still relatively fresh — 10 months ago is not ancient history in horse racing terms, and the horse raced just yesterday, so there is no suggestion of it going quiet. Active, in form, and still competing: that is the picture here.

The yard behind it is a small Devon operation run by I Chanin out of Tiverton, the sort of stable where every winner matters. Two winners sent out this season tells you this is not a powerhouse operation churning out winners week after week — which makes each success feel a little more earned. Jockey Bryan Carver has been the regular partner, riding Impecunious in nine of its 14 races and winning once together, a win rate of around 1 in 9. That is a modest return, but the pair did combine for the Newton Abbot win, which counts for something.

At Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, where most horses spend their working lives — Impecunious has won 1 from 7 attempts at that grade, a rate of roughly 1 in 7. Across the whole career it is 2 wins from 14 races, or about 1 in 7 overall. Not a horse lighting the world on fire, then, but one that places reliably, wins occasionally, and is clearly still enjoying the game. In a sport where plenty of horses never win at all, two wins and six places from 14 races is a perfectly respectable CV.