Forever Noah

That sole career victory came at Chelmsford on 8th February 2026, just seven weeks ago, and with Forever Noah having raced only yesterday, the team clearly believe the horse is in the form of its life and want to keep the momentum going. Trainer Joey Ramsden has sent out five winners from his Newark base this season, so this is a yard that knows when a horse is ready to roll.

Forever Noah does its best work over five to six-and-a-half furlongs — the shorter, sharper end of the distance range — winning 1 race from 14 at those trips, a win rate of around 7%, or roughly 1 in every 14 attempts. That sounds modest, but horses that place as often as this one does are rarely far away when conditions suit. Ten places from 21 races means Forever Noah has finished in the top three almost half the time across its career. That is a horse that competes, even when it doesn't win.

The bulk of Forever Noah's racing has come at Class 6 level — the entry-level tier of British racing — where it has won 1 from 15, again around 1 in every 15 races at that grade. For a horse with these stats, the key question is whether the Chelmsford win has genuinely unlocked something, or whether it was a peak that will be hard to repeat. The recent form, with four finishes of third or better in the last six races, suggests this is more than a one-off. Right now, Forever Noah looks like a horse on the up.