Made All

The breakthrough came at Catterick Bridge in May 2025, and it was not a fluke. According to Sam England, the team had been piecing together a puzzle: fit a tongue-strap, ride the horse cold and patient rather than hustling him into a race, and suddenly everything clicked. A horse that had been running in circles started running in straight lines toward the winning post. England describes him as a horse who loves his work — the kind who thrives on being kept busy — and the stats back that up. At distances between a mile and six furlongs and two miles, Made All has won 4 of 13 races, which is a win rate of 31%. That is a completely different animal to the 1 in every 9 figure his overall record suggests.

Catterick Bridge, where he got his first win, has become something of a home patch. Two wins from just five visits there is a strong return, and when the ground is fast and dry, he has won 2 of only 5 races — 40% — which puts him in genuinely elite territory for those conditions. His most recent win came at Wolverhampton seven weeks ago, in March 2026, so the form is live and current.

His most trusted partner in the saddle is Oisin Orr, and together they have won 3 of their 9 races — that is 1 in every 3, an exceptional ratio that suggests a real understanding between horse and rider. Jockey Rebecca Hitchen rode him at Catterick and captured something important about how he operates: he relaxed her rather than the other way round, and the key was patience — waiting, and waiting some more, before asking the question.

Most of Made All's races come at Class 6, the bread-and-butter level, where he has won 2 from 17. England notes he has risen 20lb in the weights this year as a consequence of his improvement, which is a real compliment from the sport's officials — and a real challenge going forward. He raced just yesterday, which means this is a horse very much in the thick of it.