Forever Noah

That one career win came at Chelmsford on 8th February 2026, and it's worth noting that Chelmsford is an all-weather track — an artificial surface that suits certain horses far better than grass. Whether that surface played a key role in unlocking the win is something worth watching. The victory came roughly three months ago, and Forever Noah hasn't been able to repeat it since, going six races without a win across its most recent outings.

The recent form figures — 2-8-2-2-9-7 — are a bit of a mixed picture. Those two second-place finishes are encouraging, suggesting the horse can still run to a decent level, but the 8 and 9 are more concerning, pointing to at least a couple of disappointing efforts. For a horse that almost always competes at Class 6 — the lowest rung of British racing — the standard it faces isn't especially demanding, which makes the single win from 15 races at that level (about 1 in every 15) a modest return. It suggests Forever Noah is competitive in this company but hasn't quite found the knack of winning.

The horse is trained by Joey Ramsden, based in Newark, Nottinghamshire, and the yard has sent out five winners already this season — a decent run of form that suggests things are ticking over nicely. Crucially, Forever Noah raced just one day ago, so it is very much in active work, and the yard will be hoping the Chelmsford breakthrough was the start of something rather than a one-off. A horse that places this consistently is always just one good day away from the winner's enclosure again.