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The Lost King

Kingman × King Power

The Lost King is a British Thoroughbred bred and owned by King Power Racing and trained by Andrew Balding. He won at Newmarket as a juvenile under David Probert, then added 2026 victories including the Lincoln Trial at Wolverhampton and a handicap at York’s Ebor meeting. Progressing from handicaps into Pattern company, he finished second in the Superior Mile and Joel Stakes. On 10 October he added second in the Darley Stakes under William Buick, finishing well from the rear. This sequence documents his development while keeping individual results separate from editorial interpretation.

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Record and achievements

#Achievement and record
1Newmarket 2024 — seven-furlong juvenile winner.
2Lincoln Trial 2026 — winner at Wolverhampton.
3Ebor Festival 2026 — handicap winner at York.
4Darley Stakes 2026 — second, Group 3.

Prize money

GBP 20,425Darley Stakes 2026 prize for second place onlyRecorded through 2026-10-11 · Racing Post

This horse’s races

DateRace and descriptionFinish
Darley Stakes 2026Second place
Performance analysis
Stall 2Race number 4

The Lost King improved from the rear and finished well to secure second, without reaching the leader. He maintained his challenge through the straight, but his stablemate retained a clear advantage at the finish.

Parents

Pedigree

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Lineage

Kingman

Kingman
Kingman · Image supplied to the Aletaq archive

Kingman is by Invincible Spirit out of Zenda. He won four Group 1 races in 2014 and has sired leading performers including Palace Pier and Field Of Gold. His mile-racing background provides pedigree context, while The Lost King’s aptitude must be assessed from his own performances.

King Power

King Power is by Frankel out of Prowess and was third in the Listed Lingfield Oaks Trial. She produced The Lost King for King Power Racing. Her documented placing and linked offspring establish the available evidence; no unverified wins are attributed to her.

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