Amatchmadeinheaven

The Exeter racecourse in Devon seems to suit this horse particularly well. Both career victories have come there — the first in March 2025, and the most recent just four weeks ago in March 2026 — suggesting there's something about that track, whether its long sweeping bends or its terrain, that brings out the best in Amatchmadeinheaven. When a horse keeps returning to the same venue and keeps winning, that's not a coincidence. That's a horse that genuinely thrives somewhere specific, and smart observers take notice.

Behind the scenes, the training operation is worth paying attention to. Nigel and Willy Twiston-Davies run their yard out of Naunton in the Gloucestershire countryside, and this season alone they have sent out 57 winners — a figure that speaks to a well-organised, high-performing stable. Amatchmadeinheaven is not a fluke product of a quiet little yard; this is a horse being produced by one of the more productive training operations around right now.

The recent form tells an interesting story too. Reading the last four runs from most recent backwards — a win, a win, an eleventh place, and a win — you can see a horse that stumbled badly in one outing but has otherwise been consistently at the sharp end. That poor run sits there like a blip rather than a pattern, and the two victories either side of it suggest it was quickly forgotten. With a career that is only four races old and already showing this kind of consistency, there's plenty of reason to think Amatchmadeinheaven is still very much a horse on the way up.