Rainbow Sign

Mark Pattinson's yard at Epsom, Surrey has kept Rainbow Sign competitive in Class 6 company, where the horse has won 3 of 45 races and earned 15 places from 55 starts. That consistency — regularly getting into the frame even when not winning — suggests a honest, genuine animal that shows up to work. Joshua Bryan has been the horse's main partner, though their partnership yields only 1 win from 8 races together, a 12% win rate that suggests the jockey's style may not suit Rainbow Sign perfectly, or that stronger opposition has simply come along.

The worrying signal is the timing. Rainbow Sign's last success came at Brighton on 1 September 2025 — a full twelve months ago — and it has not landed a race since. Over the last six runs, the horse has managed one place (a second) and three other placings, but nothing higher. At eight years old, with recent form that reads 4-3-7-2-4-5, Rainbow Sign is still racing but losing momentum. A horse that wins roughly once every 18 times it runs needs to keep finding those races where ground and distance align perfectly. Right now, it is searching for that spark.