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Crest Of Fortune

Horse Form Profile

Age: 6 years

Owner: Crest Racing Vi

Place /
No / Draw
Date / Going /
Distance / Class
Time + Course Horse + Weight
Jockey / Trainer
Verdict Starting price

5th

1

10th Apr 2026

Good To Soft

3m 0f 210y

Class 1

14:20 Aintree

Crest Of Fortune

11st 7lb

J: Richie McLernon

T: Anthony Honeyball

Third in the Grade 1 Sefton at this meeting last year but that wasn't the strongest renewal; promising second of 14 on chase debut at Cheltenham (2m4f, good) in October hasn't been built on and he bled when tailed off in Kempton Grade 1 over Christmas; didn't impress with his jumping in February when last seen and needs to get back on track.

40/1

3rd

2

14th Feb 2026

Soft

2m 7f 185y

Class 1

13:50 Ascot

Crest Of Fortune

11st 2lb

J: Rex Dingle

T: Anthony Honeyball

Perhaps best to forgive his heavy defeat, behind Thomas Mor, at Kempton last time (bled from nose); has largely progressive RPRs otherwise and has Graded form; first chase win is not implausible.

7/2

2nd

1

25th Oct 2025

Good To Soft

2m 4f 44y

Class 3

13:10 Cheltenham

Crest Of Fortune

11st 10lb

J: Sam Twiston-Davies

T: Anthony Honeyball

Bumper and two-time novice hurdle winner (2m4f, good to soft/soft) who showed improved form in a first-time tongue-tie when third in Grade 1 Sefton Novices' Hurdle at Aintree (3m, good) in April; tongue-tie absent for chase/seasonal debut but he's one to consider for a yard among the winners.

7/1

3rd

4

4th Apr 2025

Good To Soft

3m 0f 149y

Class 1

16:40 Aintree

Crest Of Fortune

11st 8lb

J: Sam Twiston-Davies

T: Anthony Honeyball

Too good for Jupiter Des Mottes in Ayr novice (2m4f, soft) last month and now 2-5 over hurdles; should be fine on today's faster ground but the combination of new trip and first-time tongue-tie needs to unlock significant improvement; blinkers (worn for last two races) discarded.

20/1

3rd

4

4th Apr 2025

Good To Soft

3m 0f 149y

Class 1

16:40 Aintree

Crest Of Fortune

11st 8lb

J: Sam Twiston-Davies

T: Anthony Honeyball

Too good for Jupiter Des Mottes in Ayr novice (2m4f, soft) last month and now 2-5 over hurdles; should be fine on today's faster ground but the combination of new trip and first-time tongue-tie needs to unlock significant improvement; blinkers (worn for last two races) discarded.

20/1