Pablo Prince

Three of those four career wins have come at Lingfield Park, where he has raced 23 times in total. Winning 3 from 23 at a single track is genuinely notable — it means he wins roughly 1 in every 8 times he lines up there, compared to just 1 in every 43 across everywhere else. Horses develop strong associations with particular venues for all sorts of reasons: the shape of the turns, the surface, the way the race tends to be run. Whatever it is about Lingfield, Pablo Prince has found it. His first career win came there on 28 January 2022, and the track has remained the place where his trainer and team return to most often.

He competes almost exclusively at Class 6, the entry level of British racing, where he has recorded all 4 of his wins from 30 races — a win rate of around 1 in every 7 at that level. It tells you this is a horse who finds his best at the grassroots end of the sport, and the yard makes no apology for that. Karen Jewell's team has sent out 3 winners this season, and Pablo Prince has contributed meaningfully to that kind of modest, hard-working operation.

His most regular partner in the saddle has been jockey Robert Havlin, who has ridden him 15 times and won twice — that's about 1 in every 8 rides together, which is actually ahead of the horse's overall average. His last win came at Kempton Park in September 2024, now 20 months ago, and his recent form of 7-6-4-6-2 shows him placing without threatening the winner. He raced just yesterday, so he is very much still active. Whether another Lingfield win is in him remains to be seen, but this is a horse who has made that track something like home.