Colori Forever

The career began to take shape on 24 August 2025 at Great Yarmouth, where Colori Forever landed that first win. From there the horse has continued to step up, and the most significant result so far came at Ascot in May 2026 — a track that carries genuine prestige and regularly stages some of the best races in the calendar. Winning there is not something any horse manages by accident. It suggests Colori Forever can handle a big occasion and a quality field, which is exactly the kind of evidence that gets a yard excited about what might come next.

That yard is Marco Botti's operation in Newmarket, one of British racing's great training centres. Botti's team has sent out 45 winners already this season, which speaks to a stable in fine form — and a horse improving through its second season tends to thrive in that kind of confident environment. With a race just yesterday, Colori Forever is clearly being kept busy, and the recent sequence of 2-1-2-1 across the last four runs shows a horse that has genuinely hit its stride: winning, finishing second, winning again, finishing second. That kind of alternating pattern often means the horse is running at or just beyond its current limit, which is precisely where improvement comes from.

At three years old and with eight races already banked, Colori Forever has more experience than many of its rivals at this age. The question now is whether the Ascot win was a ceiling or a stepping stone — and given the trajectory so far, there is a reasonable case for the latter.