Marcellinus

That sole win came at Bath just days ago, on 17 April 2026, and it was a result that confirmed what the previous placings had been hinting at — this is a horse that turns up ready to compete. The recent form reading 1-2-3-3 tells a neat story of a horse finding its feet and then delivering when it mattered. Win one in four races and you are winning 25% of the time, or roughly one in every four outings. For a young horse still building its career, that is a healthy return.

Marcellinus is trained by Tom Dascombe at Upper Lambourn in Berkshire, a yard that has been in fine form this season with 22 winners already on the board. That kind of momentum from a training operation matters — horses in a yard firing on all cylinders tend to benefit from the confidence and the routine that comes with things going right. With Marcellinus having raced just yesterday, there is clearly an appetite to keep the horse busy while the form is good, and it will be interesting to see where Dascombe aims next.