Cosi Bello

The standout result so far came at Chelmsford in April 2025, where Cosi Bello landed a Class 2 race — one of the better races you'll find outside the very top tier in Britain. Winning at that level, especially for the first time at a track, suggests a horse that showed up ready and delivered when it counted. Chelmsford's all-weather surface rewards horses who travel well and finish strong, and clearly Cosi Bello took to it immediately.

More recently, the horse won at Haydock Park in April 2026, a track with a very different feel — a traditional turf course in the north of England with a long, testing straight that tends to find out horses who aren't genuinely fit and honest. Winning there adds another dimension to the profile and shows this isn't a horse tied to one particular surface or setting.

Cosi Bello is trained by Charlie Fellowes out of Newmarket, one of British racing's great training centres. Fellowes has had 21 winners already this season, so the yard is clearly in good form — and that matters, because horses trained by busy, confident yards tend to arrive at the track well prepared. With 5 places from 7 races alongside those 3 wins, Cosi Bello has finished in the top three in almost every outing, meaning even the races that didn't result in a win weren't wasted efforts. That kind of consistent placing tells you the horse is competitive and rarely has a bad day. Having raced just yesterday, there's plenty more to come.