Keep An Eye On It

His recent form tells a useful story. In his last six races, he's put together a second, a win, then a third and another second. That's three finishes in the first three places from four runs. The fifth and fourth he ran earlier in that sequence suggest he's not infallible — horses aren't — but the pattern is one of a runner coming into form. The fact that he raced just yesterday and is still active means the training team believes there's more to come in the short term. Tony Coyle and Kaine Wood's yard at Norton in Yorkshire has already sent out twelve winners this season, so Keep An Eye On It is in a yard with momentum and experience in getting horses to the track ready to win.

At three years old, he's at an age where things often click into place. The Ayr win last week was his first, but it wasn't a fluke — his form before and after tells you this is a horse beginning to deliver on his ability. Worth keeping exactly what his name suggests.