Kom Tu Voudras

His recent record tells the story of a horse finding his feet. In his last six races, reading from most recent backwards, he won, finished second, sixth, fourth, and then went two races without a place before that most recent victory. The second place finish and the win in his last two outings show he is competitive at the right level, and Faye Bramley's yard at Lambourn has clearly worked out what he needs. The trainer has been in excellent form this season with 17 winners already, so Kom Tu Voudras is part of a team that knows how to time a run and put a horse in the right race.

He was first noticed when he won at Huntingdon on 19 February 2026, which gave the yard confidence to keep him in work and place him carefully. Now, nearly seven months on, he is still winning and still racing regularly. For a 6-year-old in this kind of form and at this stage of a career, that suggests there is plenty more to come from him — or at least that Bramley believes so and is keen to cash in while he is running well.