U Sure Do

The horse made his breakthrough at Catterick Bridge back in September 2025, and has since won at Ripon in May — though that victory now sits four months in the past, indicating a dry spell. His most recent outing came just a day ago, and the form line reads: a ninth, sixth, win, fourth, second, and a win before that. There is inconsistency here, but also persistence; he is turning up and competing seriously enough to place in races regularly, with eight placed finishes across his 15 starts suggesting he often finishes in the frame.

Trainer Tim Easterby, based at Great Habton in North Yorkshire, has had an excellent season with 128 winners from his yard, so U Sure Do is part of a strong operation. However, jockey David Allan has drawn a blank with the horse across eight rides together, which is a notable mismatch. The horse typically races at Class 4 level, where he has won just one of six races — a 17% win rate that hints he may be near his ceiling at that grade.

The picture here is of a genuine midfield racehorse: reliable enough to make money for those patient with him, but without the sparkle of a consistent winner. His recent form suggests he is still capable, and with only four months since his last victory, another win is not far away.