Miss Scott

Trained by John and Thady Gosden out of Newmarket, she is in one of the most powerful yards in British racing. The Gosden operation has sent out 140 winners already this season — a number that reflects genuine depth and quality, not just volume. When a stable that productive decides to run a horse, they tend to know exactly what they are doing.

Miss Scott opened her account at Leicester in September 2025 on her career debut, which is worth pausing on. Winning first time out suggests she arrived at the track ready, fit, and talented enough to handle the pressure of race conditions immediately. She then ran second on her next start — no disgrace — before coming back to win again at Newbury just this week on 18 July 2026. Two wins from three races means she is winning 2 in every 3 times she runs, a rate that most experienced racehorses never come close to matching across a long career.

With only three runs on the board, it is too early to build a grand narrative around her. But the facts alone are striking: she is unbeaten in races she has won outright, she has never finished worse than second, and she races out of a yard with both the horsepower and the patience to bring a good horse along properly. Whatever comes next for her, the early signs suggest the Gosden team have something worth watching.