Mister Moet

The horse has been a regular competitor this season under trainer Scott Dixon's care at Rolleston in Nottinghamshire, a yard that has sent out 33 winners. He typically races in Class 5 events — races for less experienced or lower-grade horses — yet has failed to win in seven attempts at that level, winning his races instead in lower classes. His overall record stands at 3 wins and 8 places from 24 races, a modest 12% win rate. More concerning is his recent form: he hasn't managed a victory in his last six outings, though he has picked up a couple of fourth-place finishes and a second, showing he remains competitive without quite getting over the line.

Harrison Shaw has been his most frequent jockey, riding him six times for one win, a 17% win rate together — slightly better than the horse's overall numbers, but not dramatically so. With Mister Moet last seen racing just a day ago, the yard will be looking for him to rediscover the form that produced success at Lingfield earlier in the year. A return to that track might be worth monitoring, as it remains his best hunting ground.