Tees Aggregates

Catterick Bridge has become his happy hunting ground. He has won twice from six races there — a genuinely impressive 33% win rate at a single track — and his most recent victory came just two months ago on 22 June 2026. That success tells you something important about how he runs best. According to jockey Harrison Shaw, who rode him that day, the horse had been too keen and exhausted himself last time out, but this time took the lead, found a smooth passage through the field, and delivered when it counted. It is a pattern worth noting: Tees Aggregates when ridden patiently and given clear running is a horse that responds. Shaw has partnered him eight times and won twice — a 25% return that suggests a real understanding between jockey and horse.

He is no world-beater, and the Class 5 races where he typically competes (winning 2 of 9, 22% win rate) underscore his modest level. But that dry-ground form is genuine, and on his day — when the track is firm and he is handled correctly — he is capable. With recent form that includes a win and a third-place from his last six outings, and having raced just a day ago, Tees Aggregates remains an active and useful tool for Nicholls' yard.