Spendmore Lane

Those recent wins have come at Chelmsford and Lingfield Park, both indoor all-weather tracks that race year-round. All-weather racing has a habit of suiting certain horses very specifically — the surface is consistent, the tracks are tight and technical, and some horses just love the feel of it beneath them. Spendmore Lane appears to be one of those horses, and the fact that its first career win only arrived on 21 February 2026 makes this run of form even more striking. It went from never having won a race to winning three times in roughly ten weeks.

Most of Spendmore Lane's races have come at Class 6, which is the entry level of British racing — think of it as the local league rather than the Premier Division. At that level, it has won 2 of its 11 races, or roughly 1 in every 5, which is a solid return. The trainer behind all of this is David Loughnane, based at Stoke Heath in Shropshire. His yard has sent out 38 winners already this season, which marks it out as a genuinely productive operation rather than a small stable making up the numbers.

What makes Spendmore Lane particularly interesting right now is the freshness of its form. It raced just yesterday and last won at Lingfield Park three weeks ago. Horses in form tend to stay in form, and with three wins from six recent races on the board, this is a horse that appears to have found exactly the right races and surfaces to bring out the best in it. Whether it can step up from Class 6 and test itself against stronger competition remains to be seen, but right now, Spendmore Lane is one of those horses you want to keep an eye on.