Thunder Call
Horse Form Profile
| Place / No / Draw |
Date / Going /
Distance / Class |
Time + Course Horse + Weight Jockey / Trainer |
Verdict | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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9th 6 (1) |
3rd Oct 2026 Good 0m 7f 0y Class 2 |
9st 7lb |
Campaigned mostly over 6f but proved suited by the return to 7f last time, comfortably beating a couple of today's opponents in C&D handicap (good to firm); now 9lb higher but commands respect with further progress plausible. |
11/4 |
|
1st 9 (10) |
5th Sep 2026 Good 0m 7f 0y Class 2 |
8st 12lb |
Easy win in AW maiden at Kempton on his reappearance in May; saw off 21 rivals on his handicap debut at York (again 6f, good) in June and posted creditable placed efforts off 6lb higher on his next two starts; up a further 2lb but he's not fully exposed and this return to 7f (one run on debut) is firmly in range on pedigree; plenty to like. |
6/5 |
|
2nd 9 (11) |
8th Aug 2026 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 2 |
9st 10lb |
Easy win in a 6f maiden at Kempton on his reappearance in May; made light of his opening mark when seeing off 21 rivals in a 6f handicap at York (good) in June; unable to justify favouritism in a hot Newmarket handicap last month but the ground was the fastest he has faced and he didn't look entirely at ease, doing well to take third as things panned out; that form looks strong and he remains with serious potential; of obvious interest if the going is deemed suitable. |
7/4 |
|
3rd 8 (7) |
9th Jul 2026 Good To Firm 0m 6f 0y Class 2 |
8st 13lb |
Came on plenty over the winter, easily winning a 6f Kempton AW maiden on comeback, then saw off a big field on handicap debut at York (6f, good) in June; he ended with a little up his sleeve at York and a 6lb rise isn't harsh for one who can improve further for this stiffer test at the trip. |
7/2 |
|
1st 18 (4) |
13th Jun 2026 Good 0m 6f 0y Class 2 |
8st 5lb |
Promising second at Doncaster (6f, heavy) last November on second start and he won by 6l on last month's reappearance at Kempton (6f, AW); this close relation to connections' Group 3 winner Skardu has the potential to be better than his opening mark and crack Australian jockey Zac Lloyd has made a good start to his stint in Britain. |
9/2 |