Amazing Journey

The recent form tells its own story. Reading the last six results from most recent backwards — a win, second, win, third, and then a couple of struggles before that — you can see a horse that has clearly found its feet and is now operating at a different level to where it started. The career began with a first win at Chepstow in June 2025, and since then Amazing Journey has developed into something considerably more interesting. The latest win came at Ascot just this week, on 10 July 2026, which is about as good a place as any to prove yourself. Ascot is one of British racing's most prestigious venues, and winning there as a three-year-old says something real about a horse's quality.

The yard behind this horse is Jamie Osborne's operation at Upper Lambourn in Berkshire, which has fired out 48 winners already this season — a productive string by any measure, and a training team clearly in fine form. The most frequent rider has been Saffie Osborne, who has been on board for 5 of the ten races and ridden 1 winner together with Amazing Journey, a partnership that wins roughly 1 in every 5 races they contest. That is a decent return, though the overall picture of the horse suggests it has sometimes performed well regardless of small variables in the saddle.

What makes Amazing Journey worth watching is the combination of youth and upward momentum. This is a three-year-old that raced just yesterday, has won twice in its last six outings, and has just posted a result at Ascot. Horses at this age are still developing, and when the numbers already look this good, the natural question is how much further there is to go. The trajectory right now is pointing firmly in the right direction.