Mizzen Mast mare Mixora. Already a winner and multiple place-getter, he combines proven racecourse ability with the scope to develop further as he strengthens and steps up in distance. He made an encouraging start to his career when finishing second at Beverley despite racing greenly. That form subsequently worked out particularly well: the winner, Command The Stars, developed into a highly rated performer, while other horses behind Ibn Altheeb went on to win. (letsbeluckyracing.com) His breakthrough came at Wolverhampton in October 2025 when, fitted with cheekpieces for the first time, he won decisively over the extended mile, beating Vintage Heat by 1¾ lengths. He had already shown consistency with third-place finishes over seven furlongs at Wolverhampton and a mile at Beverley. (irishracing.com) Purchased by Durcan Bloodstock and Let’s Be Lucky Racing for £20,000 at the Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale, Ibn Altheeb subsequently joined Iain Jardine. His 2026 campaign has included a good third at Carlisle over nine furlongs and a respectable fourth when stepped up to almost a mile and three furlongs at Hamilton. (irishracing.com) His pedigree also points towards further development with distance. Sire Alkumait, a son of Showcasing and half-brother to Classic winner Chaldean, was a high-class juvenile who won the Group 2 Mill Reef Stakes. Ibn Altheeb’s dam Mixora was herself a winner over a mile and a quarter, bringing additional stamina through the maternal side. (letsbeluckyracing.com) Let’s Be Lucky Racing believe Ibn Altheeb has the profile to develop into a useful staying handicapper, and at only three years old he offers new owners the opportunity to join while that progression is still unfolding. He looks like being a very good staying handicapper on the flat and we have found out a lot about him in 5 starts for us . He's down to 64 and following 2 great runs at Carlisle (3rd) and Hamilton 4th he's ready to go up in trip.