Roe And Co

The numbers hold up well under scrutiny. Across nine career races, Roe And Co has won 3 and placed 4 more times, meaning it has finished in the first three on 7 of those 9 outings. That is not a horse that drifts through races without purpose — it competes consistently at a level where nothing is given away cheaply. Most of its racing has come at Class 4, and in those races it has won 2 from 5, a 40% win rate that translates to winning roughly 2 in every 5 outings at that grade. That is a solid return.

The partnership with jockey Joe Anderson is one of the more interesting threads running through this horse's recent success. Together they have won 3 of their 6 races — exactly 1 in every 2 times they line up together — which is an unusually high return and suggests the pair have developed a real understanding. Snowden's yard has been in terrific form this season, sending out 82 winners, so this is a horse operating within a stable that knows how to get horses to the track ready to perform.

The three-race winning sequence began at Chepstow in November 2025 and concluded at Leicester on 4 December 2025, which, at five months ago now, means there has been a gap since the last victory. Whether Roe And Co can rediscover that winning thread is the obvious question hanging over the next run. What is clear is that when this horse clicked into form, it was genuinely impressive — and in a yard firing at this rate, it would be no surprise to see it go in again soon.