Mister Sky Blue

That one career win came at Hamilton Park on 4 May 2025, and it remains the high point of his story so far. Hamilton is a tight, undulating track in South Lanarkshire that can expose a horse's weaknesses — or, as was the case here, bring out the best in one. The fact that it happened over a year ago, with nothing to match it since across 6 further races, is the honest reality of where he sits. He competes almost entirely at Class 6, which is the entry level of British racing, and he has won 1 from 13 races at that level — about 1 in every 13.

His regular jockey is Rowan Scott, who has ridden him 7 times without a win between them. That partnership has yet to click in the way Tutty will be hoping for. His recent form reads 2-9-4-4-2-4 — a second place and a fourth place in his last couple of runs suggest he is in reasonable shape without quite finding that extra gear. Tutty, whose yard has sent out 20 winners already this season, is clearly not short of decent horses, and she has hinted that blinkers could be on the agenda — a piece of headgear used to sharpen a horse's focus when there is a suspicion he is holding something back. With Redcar next on the schedule and home work reported as positive, the team clearly believes there is a performance in him worth waiting for.