Major Neigh Sayer

The career highlight so far came at Newmarket on 22 October 2025, where Major Neigh Sayer picked up that first win. Newmarket is one of the most prestigious venues in British racing — long, straight, and unforgiving of horses that lack genuine pace — so winning there as a young horse is not nothing. The fact that the most recent form reads 10-1-2-3 (with that being most recent first) does flag a question worth watching: a tenth-place finish is a significant step back from the level shown elsewhere, and it is the most recent run on record.

George Scott trains the horse out of Newmarket in Suffolk, which gives Major Neigh Sayer a useful home advantage when racing on that course. Scott's yard has been in fine form this season, sending out 52 winners — a strong tally that suggests a well-run operation with horses in good condition. Having your trainer based at the same track where you won your only race is a small but genuine edge.

With just four races under its belt, Major Neigh Sayer is still very much a work in progress, and that 10th-place finish means there are real questions to answer next time out. But a win rate of 25 percent — one win from every four races — and a record that includes a place finish in three of those four outings gives a solid foundation to build on. Still active and still only three, there is plenty of time for the picture to develop.