Sixcor

The horse is trained by Linda Perratt, based in East Kilbride in South Lanarkshire, and her yard has sent out 19 winners already this season — so this is a operation that knows what it is doing. Sixcor's most regular jockey is Harry Russell, who has partnered the horse 12 times and won twice together — a win rate of about 1 in 6, which is actually a touch better than the horse's overall average. That kind of familiarity between horse and rider tends to matter, particularly at the level Sixcor operates at.

Almost all of Sixcor's career has been spent in Class 6 racing — the entry-level tier — where it has won 8 from 59, around 1 in every 7 attempts. That is a solid record at that grade, and the horse clearly knows its job in that company. What is worth noting is its record on slightly soft ground: 2 wins from 10 races at that level, a 20% win rate, or 1 in 5. For a horse that wins at roughly 1 in 9 overall, finding a surface that nearly doubles its chances is genuinely significant. When the forecast turns damp, Sixcor becomes a much more interesting proposition.

Recent form tells a slightly different story. The last 6 runs read 9-8-8-5-15-9 — a string of mid-field finishes with nothing jumping out. Sixcor has not won since July 2025 at Hamilton Park, now nearly 10 months ago, and a first win in the series at Ayr back in May 2022 marks the start of a journey that has been more about consistency than fireworks. But here is the thing — the horse raced just one day ago, which means it is still very much in the picture. At 8 years old, still competing, still placed regularly, and with a trainer in form, Sixcor has not given anyone a reason to write it off just yet.