Invincible Speed

The five-year-old got its career off the mark at Wolverhampton back in January 2024 and has since added three more wins, the most recent coming at Lingfield Park just two months ago in January 2026. That recent win matters — it tells you this horse is still competitive and still capable of finding the line first. With 4 wins and 8 places from 26 races, it has finished in the frame (meaning first, second, or third) in nearly half its career starts, which paints the picture of a horse that shows up and tries hard even when it does not win.

One pattern really stands out: on normal ground conditions, Invincible Speed wins 4 from 12 races — that is 1 in every 3, a dramatically better record than its overall average. Get it on a decent surface and it becomes a different proposition. The bulk of its career has been spent at Class 4 level, which is mid-tier racing, and at that grade it has won just 1 from 12 — suggesting it finds that level competitive, which makes the Wolverhampton and ground-condition numbers all the more impressive when they combine.

Billy Loughnane, who is almost certainly a relative of trainer Mark, has been the regular rider across 6 races together without a win so far. That partnership is yet to click on the results sheet, though the horse raced just yesterday and remains very much in active training. Mark Loughnane's yard has sent out 25 winners this season, so this is a team in form — and with a course specialist that likes normal ground still racing regularly, there is every reason to think Invincible Speed has more wins ahead of it.