Kodi Fire

The recent form reads 1-1-1-5-14-5, and that triple consecutive win in the middle of that sequence is the headline. Kodi Fire opened its account at Brighton on 1 July 2025, then added a second win, and a third at Windsor on 14 August. Three wins in a short burst at this stage of a horse's career suggests something clicked — whether that's confidence, the right conditions, or simply finding its feet as a four-year-old. Hills's yard has been in fine form this season with 29 winners, so there's clearly no shortage of expertise behind the horse.

Conditions tell a clear story. On fast, dry ground, Kodi Fire has won 3 of 4 races — a remarkable 75% win rate. That's not a fluke; that's a horse that has found its element. When the ground firms up in the summer months, this one is worth serious attention. The preferred trip of a mile and one furlong to a mile and two furlongs also suits a horse that seems to enjoy having enough distance to build momentum, and it has won 2 of 5 races at those distances, a 40% win rate that stands well above its overall numbers.

Most of Kodi Fire's racing has come at Class 5 level — the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, a long way from the big televised occasions — and it has won just 1 of 6 races there at 17%, which is actually below its overall average. That slight underperformance at its most common level is a small puzzle, but with the horse still active and raced as recently as yesterday, there's clearly more to come. A four-year-old on a winning streak, trained by a yard firing on all cylinders, and with a very specific set of conditions it thrives in — that's a combination worth keeping an eye on.