Gasmani

That most recent win came at Taunton just six weeks ago, on 9 April 2026, and Gasmani raced again only yesterday, which tells you the team at David Dennis's yard in Edgcote, Oxfordshire, have plenty of confidence in him right now. Dennis has sent out 7 winners already this season, so this is a yard in decent form, and running a horse so soon after a win suggests they think he still has something to give. His first career win came at Newcastle back in March 2024, so it took him a while to get off the mark — but he has now won twice, and both victories matter.

The one puzzle in Gasmani's profile is his record at the better class of race. He has run four times at Class 4 level — one step up from the lower tiers — and has not won any of them, going 0 from 4. That suggests he finds things tougher when the competition improves, and it may explain why his regular jockey Tom Bellamy, who has partnered him six times, is still waiting for that first win together. Six rides without a victory is a notable blank for any partnership, and it is the kind of stat that quietly raises questions about whether the horse shows his best when it matters most, or whether he simply needs everything to fall right on the day.

What Gasmani offers, at his best, is a horse who is genuinely competitive — that 2nd and 3rd in recent runs are not flukes — and who has just proved he can still win races at seven years old. He is not flashy, and he is not consistent enough to rely on, but he is active, in-form by recent standards, and trained by a yard that clearly believes there is more to come.