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Pink Eyed Pedro

Horse Form Profile

Age: 15 years

Trainer: David Brace

Owner: David Brace

Place /
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Date / Going /
Distance / Class
Time + Course Horse + Weight
Jockey / Trainer
Verdict Starting price

2

24th Apr 2026

Good To Soft

2m 7f 136y

Class 5

19:37 Chepstow

Pink Eyed Pedro

12st 2lb

J: Mr James King

T: David Brace

Splendid old-timer who has won both confined novice (2019) and grassroots (2025) incarnations of this race (each on good); always held by a match-fit and five-years younger rival on this month's seasonal return, albeit beaten just 2l; likely to be spot on for his title defence.

11/4

7

30th May 2025

Good

3m 3f 119y

Class 2

19:35 Stratford

Pink Eyed Pedro

12st 0lb

J: Mr James King

T: David Brace

Stratford record of P3322 includes a John Corbet third to Law Of Gold in 2019; no doubting his appetite for the game remains judged on scores in a Howick open and (latest) the Dunraven Bowl at Chepstow, but he'd be the oldest winner of this race since 15-year-old Otter Way in 1983.

9/1

7

30th May 2025

Good

3m 3f 119y

Class 2

19:35 Stratford

Pink Eyed Pedro

12st 0lb

J: Mr James King

T: David Brace

Stratford record of P3322 includes a John Corbet third to Law Of Gold in 2019; no doubting his appetite for the game remains judged on scores in a Howick open and (latest) the Dunraven Bowl at Chepstow, but he'd be the oldest winner of this race since 15-year-old Otter Way in 1983.

9/1

1st

5

25th Apr 2025

Good To Soft

2m 7f 131y

Class 5

19:35 Chepstow

Pink Eyed Pedro

11st 12lb

J: Mr James King

T: David Brace

Took this contest in 2019; mixed open win under James King at neighbouring Howick in March (good to soft) showed the fire still burns, and he's posted a fair effort around a less galloping line since; obviously vulnerable to more upwardly mobile types, but ought not be far away again.

4/1

1st

5

25th Apr 2025

Good To Soft

2m 7f 131y

Class 5

19:35 Chepstow

Pink Eyed Pedro

11st 12lb

J: Mr James King

T: David Brace

Took this contest in 2019; mixed open win under James King at neighbouring Howick in March (good to soft) showed the fire still burns, and he's posted a fair effort around a less galloping line since; obviously vulnerable to more upwardly mobile types, but ought not be far away again.

4/1