Triple Force

Trained by Craig Lidster out of Norton in North Yorkshire, Triple Force operates within a yard that has sent out 20 winners already this season, which tells you this isn't a small operation just hoping for the best. William Pyle is the jockey most often associated with the horse, and together they've won 2 of their 8 races — a win rate of 25%, or 1 in every 4 rides. For a pairing at this level, that's a meaningful number. It suggests real familiarity and a combination worth following.

Triple Force typically races at Class 6, the entry level of the British racing ladder, where it has won 2 from 15 races — about 1 in every 7 or 8 attempts. That's modest, but worth understanding in context: Class 6 fields are competitive in their own right, packed with horses hunting the same prizes. Winning even twice at that level across 15 races means consistently being in the right conversations. The horse clearly knows how to compete.

One detail that stands out is its record on normal ground — 3 wins from 10 races, a 30% win rate, meaning it wins nearly 1 in every 3 times conditions suit it. That's a genuinely strong number and suggests ground conditions aren't just a minor factor here but potentially the difference between Triple Force flattening out and Triple Force at its best. The most recent win came at Musselburgh in October 2025, and it raced just yesterday, meaning it's in the thick of things right now. Whether it continues this purple patch will depend partly on the ground it meets — but on current form, it's hard not to be curious about what comes next.