Seasmoke

What is interesting, though, is the recent form. The last six races read 3-3-3-3-2-1, which tells you something real: Seasmoke has been running at a consistently high level, finishing on the podium every single time. The most recent win came at Market Rasen in November 2025 — a track that clearly suits, given that the first career win also came there, back in May 2024. Some horses just click with certain places, and Market Rasen appears to be Seasmoke's happy hunting ground.

The yard sending this horse out is Billy Aprahamian's operation, based in Towcester in Northamptonshire — a small training base that has still managed 12 winners this season, which is no small achievement. James Bowen takes the ride most often, sitting aboard for 6 of the 16 races and winning 1 of them. That works out at roughly 1 win from every 6 times they have raced together, or about 17% — which is actually slightly better than the horse's overall average, suggesting the partnership is a productive one.

Class 5 is where Seasmoke typically competes, which is the level below the top end of the sport — solid, competitive racing, but not the glamour events. At that level, two wins from eleven races at an 18% rate — almost 1 in every 5 — is a respectable return. The horse raced just one day ago, so it is clearly fit and in a busy spell of form. With six consecutive top-three finishes, the question is whether another win is coming soon, or whether Seasmoke will keep doing what it does best: running well, finishing close, and making its rivals work hard every single time.