Victor Cee

His one win came at Hamilton Park on 2 August 2025, and it remains the defining moment of his career so far. Hamilton is a quirky, undulating track in South Lanarkshire that suits certain horses down to the ground — and on that day, Victor Cee was one of them. The fact that it happened ten months ago and has not been repeated since adds a layer of intrigue. He has been competitive since — his recent form reads 6-3-2-5-3-8, showing he has finished second and third in the last few months — but that winning feeling has proved elusive.

At Class 4 level, which is the bread-and-butter tier of British racing rather than the glamour end, he has won 1 from 5 races, a 20% win rate or roughly 1 in every 5 outings at that grade. That is actually a solid ratio and suggests Class 4 is a level he is genuinely competitive at, rather than one where he is being outclassed. The challenge has simply been converting that competitiveness into wins on race day.

He is trained by Phil McEntee at Newmarket, the spiritual home of British flat racing in Suffolk. McEntee's yard has sent out 16 winners this season, which shows a stable in decent form. Victor Cee raced just yesterday, meaning he is bang in the middle of an active campaign. At three years old, there is still time for him to string something together — and given he has already shown he knows how to win, the question is less about ability and more about timing. The right race at the right track could easily put him back in the winner's circle.