Supreme Dancer

Richard and Peter Fahey's yard at Musley Bank has been in fine fettle this season, and Supreme Dancer's recent victory suggests the horse may finally be finding his feet on the track. He performs best over middle distances between 7 furlongs and a mile, and his sole win came over exactly that ground. However, a consistent partnership hasn't yet clicked—jockey Oisin Orr has ridden him seven times without finding the winner's circle, so the successful run at Carlisle came with a different partner. For a 3-year-old still searching for identity on the track, one win in 16 races is a modest return, but timing matters: the fact that it came this week, at a track where he clearly runs well, suggests the horse may finally be heading in the right direction rather than standing still.