Naga

The career started to click on 9 October 2025 at Chelmsford, where Naga broke its duck for the first time. What followed was even more impressive: the horse went on to win twice more in that same six-race spell, most recently at Doncaster on 25 April 2026. Three wins from six races is not a fluke — that is winning half the time you genuinely contend, and for a horse still maturing at four, it points to real improvement rather than a lucky purple patch.

At the level Naga typically races — the Class 5 tier, which is the bread-and-butter category of British racing — it has won 1 from 3 races (roughly 1 in 3), which is a solid return. But with that kind of recent momentum, the interesting question is whether the team will start testing it against better horses. The Gosden yard is one of the most powerful in the country — 140 winners already this season from Newmarket — and they know better than most when a horse is ready to step up.

Naga last raced just a day ago and is clearly being kept busy, which usually means a trainer is happy with what they are seeing. A horse in form, from a top yard, still improving at four — that combination tends to mean there is more to come.