Kissmehoneyhoney

The one victory came at Leicester on 22 September 2025, which stands as the only win on the record so far — though with just two races to its name, there is plenty of time for that story to develop. The recent form reading of 8-1 tells an interesting tale: that Leicester win was the most recent outing, but before it came an eighth-place finish, suggesting this horse took a run to find its stride before clicking into gear.

What gives real weight to those early results is who is overseeing the whole operation. William Haggas, based at Newmarket in Suffolk, is one of the most respected trainers in Britain, and his yard has been in exceptional form — sending out 170 winners already this season alone. That is a staggering number, and it means any horse coming out of that stable carries serious credibility. When a trainer of that calibre takes a horse to the track, they tend to know what they are doing with it. Kissmehoneyhoney is in very good hands.

Seven months have passed since that Leicester win, so the next run will be watched with real curiosity. Has the winter done this horse good? Can it build on what looked like a promising foundation? With a trainer firing on all cylinders and a horse that has never finished worse than placed when things have gone right, there is every reason to keep the name — unforgettable as it is — somewhere in mind.