The Good Biscuit

What makes him genuinely interesting right now is his momentum. He ended last season by winning his final two races back-to-back, the most recent of those coming at Catterick Bridge in October 2025, and Carr has said publicly that he looks like he could pick up exactly where he left off. His first run back this season produced a third-place finish — promising rather than spectacular — and the trainer was encouraged. Racing just yesterday, he is clearly fit and in work, and the team seems to know what they have on their hands.

The ground question is a fascinating one with this horse. Most horses have a clear preference, but The Good Biscuit has won on both wet, muddy ground (2 from 5, a 40% win rate) and fast, dry conditions (2 from 6, or 33%). That kind of versatility is genuinely useful — it means the team can target races rather than waiting around for the right weather forecast, which gives them more options across a season.

Joanna Mason rides him most often, and their partnership has clicked: 2 wins from 9 races together, winning roughly 1 in every 4-and-a-half times they team up, which is meaningfully above his overall average. Carr's yard has been in excellent form this season, sending out 63 winners, so The Good Biscuit is operating within a confident, well-run operation. His first career win came at Leicester in July 2023, and with two wins already from his last six races, there is every reason to think another is not far away.