Sub Thirteen

What stands out most is how much ground conditions matter to this horse. On slightly soft, wetter ground, Sub Thirteen wins roughly 2 races in every 5 attempts—a significant jump from its overall record. This is the kind of detail that matters enormously to trainers and jockeys because it narrows the field of ideal opportunities. Jeremy Scott's yard at Brompton Regis, which has sent out 18 winners this season, will be keenly aware of this preference and likely targets races accordingly.

The horse's partnership with jockey William Carson produces notably better results than Sub Thirteen's average. The pair have won 3 races from 14 together, a 21 percent win rate—nearly double the horse's overall figures. This kind of relationship between horse and rider often means the jockey understands the animal's temperament and finds the right rhythm. Yet even this pairing has hit a rough patch; Sub Thirteen has failed to win in its last six races, most recently finishing third, fourth, and second in its three most recent outings. At Class 5 level, where the horse typically competes, finding that next winner matters. The horse remains active and racing, but the clock is ticking to rediscover the form that brought those Bath victories.