Showmedemoney

Craig Benton trains the horse from his yard in Epsom, Surrey, and has had a productive season with 7 winners already sent out. Andrew Mullen is the regular partner in the saddle, having ridden Showmedemoney in 26 of its 38 races — a long-standing combination that speaks to trust between yard and jockey. Together they have won 3 times, which is about 1 in every 9 rides. Not a barnstorming record, but Mullen clearly knows this horse well.

What the form figures tell you is that Showmedemoney is in decent nick right now. Reading the last six runs from most recent backwards — 8, 9, 1, 2, 4, 1 — that's a horse that won, ran second, then went off the boil a little, before bouncing back to win again. Two wins from the last six races is a genuinely lively sequence for a horse competing at this level. The most recent of those victories came at Newcastle in February 2026, and with a race just yesterday, the team clearly has no intention of letting the horse sit idle.

The conditions matter here. On normal ground, Showmedemoney has won 2 from 7 races — a 29% win rate, which is excellent and means it wins nearly 1 in every 3 times conditions are in its favour. That is the number to watch when the going is right. It also shows its best form over distances of 7 furlongs to a mile, winning 1 from 4 attempts at those trips, suggesting it has enough stamina to travel but enough speed to finish. Most of its career has been spent in Class 5 company — the bread-and-butter level of British racing — where it has won 2 from 21 races, or roughly 1 in 10. That honest, workmanlike level is where this horse belongs and, on its day, clearly thrives.