There's A Chance

That sole win came at Hamilton Park on 18 July 2025, and it stands as the highlight of the career so far. Hamilton can be a tricky, undulating track that catches some horses out, so getting off the mark there is no bad thing. The recent form string of 3-7-8-1-4-7 tells an interesting story: that win sandwiched between some disappointing efforts suggests a horse that blows hot and cold, which is not unusual at this stage of a young horse's development.

Tom Eaves has been the regular partner, riding There's A Chance in 5 of those 7 races and picking up that one win together — a 20% win rate when they team up, which is actually better than the overall career average and suggests the partnership is working in the right direction. The horse is trained by Kevin Ryan at Hambleton in North Yorkshire, a yard that has sent out 45 winners already this season, so there is no shortage of know-how behind the operation. Ryan is an experienced handler of younger horses, and a yard firing at that volume tends to know when and where to place a horse to give it the best chance. There's A Chance raced just one day ago, so this is a horse firmly in the middle of their campaign — the story is still being written.