As at 1 Nov 2026 · KTB archive: GB, Ireland & France · 2005–present, updated daily
Won at RoscommonLast run 4 Oct 2026 · 4th of 8
KTB Profile
Loch Tay is a gelding by Bated Breath out of Presiding Officer who has one win from four starts. He won the Irish EBF Median Sires Series Race at Roscommon over 6f-7f on soft ground in Sep 2024 and has since finished fourth of eight in the Muk Min Ha Handicap at Sha Tin in Oct 2026. He has raced twice at 6f-7f for that win and once each at 1m-1m1f and 1m2f-1m4f. His highest official rating is 78.
Best recent Speed93the best of the last 1 graded (A or B) run · Roscommon, 2 Sep 2024
How fast the horse ran, as points against the day-corrected standard time for its course and distance: 100 is the median GB Class 4 handicap winner on that code; one point is 0.1% of the standard time. A, B or C is how much the day's card could tell us, not how good the run was. What this means →
Flat 2 figures · best 93A · median 81.5
Going
Runs
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Median
Since 1 Nov 2025
Soft
1
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1
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Distance
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6f – 7f
2
93A
81.5
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KTB Speed v1 · batch 15 Sep 2026 · GB & Irish racing only · 2 figures from 2 runs · as at 3 Oct 2026 · a record, not a forecast
KTB Rating
Best recent KTB Rating100Athe best of the last 2 rated runs · Roscommon, 2 Sep 2024Official rating 78at the last run, 21 Jun 2026
What the horse achieved in each race, in pounds on the official-rating scale, from the weight carried, the lengths beaten and the race's own level solved across the archive — never the market, never the official rating as a starting point. The headline is the best of the horse's last three rated runs on that code — its best recent day. The KTB Rating on a racecard is a different reading of the same figures: the level the horse has been running to, an average of up to its last six runs with the latest counting most, so the two can differ. A, B or C on a run is how much known form was in that race. What this means →
Flat 2 figures · best 100A · median 98
Going
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Median
Since 1 Nov 2025
Soft
1
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Good
1
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Distance
Runs
Best
Median
Since 1 Nov 2025
6f – 7f
2
100A
98
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KTB Rating v1 · batch 3 Oct 2026 · GB & Irish racing only · 2 figures from 2 runs · as at 4 Oct 2026 · a record, not a forecast
Both figures are KTB's own, computed from the archive; no vendor rating enters either. Every run's figure is on its form line below with its grade. Grades measure how much the archive could see, never the merit of the run.
Splits include every sample, however small — muted rows are under 3 runs. A one-from-one record is a fact, not a trend: read the Runs column before the strike rate.
Irish EBF Median Sires Series Race7½f · Soft · 8 ranSprang smartly into stride - settled just behind the pace into halfway then hit the front entering the straight - pushed along approaching 2f out and stayed on strongly to score
Loch Tay (GB) won 1 of 4 archived starts between 2024 and 2026, a strike rate of 25%. Placed 2 times in total (50% of starts).
Who trains Loch Tay?
Loch Tay (GB) is trained by David Eustace, who saddled the horse on its most recent run on 4 October 2026.
Who is Loch Tay's sire?
Loch Tay (GB) is by Bated Breath (GB) out of Presiding Officer (GB), whose sire is Beat Hollow.
What is Loch Tay's official rating?
Loch Tay (GB)'s highest official rating on record is 78.
What is Loch Tay's sire's record?
Bated Breath (GB)'s progeny in our archive have won 10.8% of 8,161 runs since Mar 2016 (670 horses), Flat and jumps together. Weakest on soft going: 7.6% from 850.
Who are Loch Tay's siblings?
Out of Presiding Officer (GB), Loch Tay (GB) has 4 other produce in our archive, 2 of them winners. Most wins: Lady Patrona (GB) (1). The wins came over 6f–1m1½f. As at Nov 2026.
Loch Tay (GB)·1–4·SR 25%
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