Get Outta Here

That sole win came at Lingfield Park on 30 May 2026 — just one day ago — so the yard will still be buzzing. The recent form reading of 1-3-7 tells an interesting story: a seventh-place finish somewhere in the mix, a third, and then a winner. That is a horse finding its feet and improving with each run, which is the most exciting trajectory you can hope for at this stage.

David Menuisier trains Get Outta Here from his base in Pulborough, West Sussex, and the operation is clearly in fine form right now — 20 winners on the board already this season. Menuisier has a reputation for placing his horses intelligently and bringing them along steadily rather than rushing them, so the fact that he has already found the winning thread with this one, just three races in, suggests he knows exactly what he has on his hands.

At 33% — winning 1 in every 3 races so far — Get Outta Here sits well above average for a horse this new to racing. One win does not make a career, of course, and the sample size is small. But debut-phase horses that win early and place consistently are precisely the ones that attract attention as the season develops. The next few races will tell us a great deal about whether Lingfield was the start of something or a high-water mark — and right now, the signs point firmly toward the former.