My O My

Recent form tells the story of a horse still searching for breakthrough. Over the last six races, results have ranged from third place (its best effort in this run) down to finishes well outside the frame, with one notable 12th-place finish. My O My raced just yesterday, showing the horse is actively campaigned and still being given opportunities to deliver. At Class 6 level—the lowest tier of competitive racing—the horse has had three attempts without a win, which underscores how difficult things have been. Lycett's yard has managed only two winners all season, suggesting the trainer may be working with modest-calibre stock across the board, though that alone does not explain why My O My has struggled to win even at its level.

For now, My O My remains a horse hunting for that elusive first victory. With 13 races run and one place to show for it, patience and persistence seem to be the watchwords. Whether the horse will break through remains to be seen, but every day it races is another chance.