Sing The Blues

The horse broke through in October 2025 at Goodwood and won most recently at the same track three weeks ago. Goodwood appears to be a happy hunting ground — Sing The Blues has won two of three races there, which is the kind of course preference that makes bookmakers sit up and notice. Ground conditions matter too. On normal ground, the horse has won two from three races, a 67 per cent success rate that stands out sharply against its record on other surfaces. Trainer Martin Dunne, based at Newmarket, knows what he has here and runs the horse deliberately when the conditions and track suit it.

When stepped up in class to tougher Company, the picture changes. At Class 4 level, Sing The Blues has won just one from three — a 33 per cent win rate — which suggests there is a ceiling to where this horse can compete. That is not a criticism; it simply means the sweet spot is at lower levels, on courses like Goodwood, when the ground is kind. The horse was last seen just a day ago, so it is still very much active and in the trainer's plans. Given its preference for specific conditions and a clear pattern of success, Sing The Blues looks like a horse that will keep winning — provided Dunne keeps it at Goodwood when the ground is right.