Let's Smash It

Trained by Robson De Aguiar at Mullingar, Let's Smash It is part of a yard that has had a solid season, sending out 16 winners so far. The recent form is steady rather than spectacular: a second-place finish most recently, followed by a pair of thirds before that fourth-place run. For a horse with no wins yet, consistency in placing is actually valuable — it suggests the ability to stay competitive at the level it is racing, even if the finishing line has not quite been reached first.

At three years old, Let's Smash It still has time to develop and find that elusive maiden victory. The pattern of near-misses is frustrating for any horse and its the yard, but horses often improve sharply between their fourth and sixth races as they settle into the demands of racing. De Aguiar's yard has the form to support a breakthrough, and if Let's Smash It can tighten up those placings into a winner, it may prove to be a horse worth following.