Outrace

The most revealing part of Outrace's record is where it wins. At Class 6 level — the bottom tier of British racing — the horse has won 2 of 20 races, a 10% win rate that suggests it is genuinely competitive at that grade. Step up in class, though, and the wins dry up. Outrace's last victory came on 23 November 2024 at Wolverhampton, now more than a year ago. Since then, across six consecutive races, the horse has not won or even placed — a run of 3-4-11-10-10-10 that reads like a slow fade from competitive form.

Richard Hannon's Herridge yard sends out horses that race regularly and without fuss, and Outrace fits that profile. Jockey Tyrese Cameron has ridden the horse 25 times, winning twice, which is fractionally better than Outrace's overall win rate but not by much. The recent form suggests the horse is past its best, or at least not finding opportunities at the level it is now being asked to compete. But Outrace raced just a day ago, so it remains active and available to run — a utility player rather than a prospect, doing what many thousands of racehorses do: turning up, trying hard, and occasionally getting their nose in front.