Last Flight

The horse's recent form shows typical improvement. A seventh-place finish seven runs ago, another seventh two races later, then a pair of thirds in consecutive outings before a fifth and finally the win. That trajectory — clawing back from the bottom, settling into the placings, then breaking through — is exactly how many decent young horses develop. What makes this interesting is the timing: Last Flight is running regularly, staying active, still learning in genuine races rather than being left to gather cobwebs. Horton's yard has been productive this season with 20 winners already, so there's a working trainer behind this horse, not just someone hoping for the best. The win at Ffos Las represents a corner turned, and with racing still clearly part of the plan, Last Flight has the chance to build on it.