Nobotheratall

The career started to take shape at Carlisle back in October 2025, which was the first win. Carlisle is a tight, undulating track in the north of England that tends to suit horses who travel well through a race rather than those who rely purely on raw speed — and getting off the mark there suggests Nobotheratall has a bit of tactical intelligence about it. Seven months later, the horse backed that up with another victory at Kelso, a track just over the Scottish border that also rewards jump and guts over flash. Two different tracks, two wins — that is the sign of a horse that is learning and improving rather than one that only goes well in a single familiar setting.

Behind all of this is trainer Tristan Davidson, based at Irthington in Cumbria — which puts Carlisle and Kelso both close to home and well within the yard's natural territory. Davidson has sent out 21 winners already this season, which tells you this is not a small operation quietly ticking over — it is a yard in good form, and Nobotheratall appears to be one of the horses carrying that momentum. Having raced just one day ago, the horse is clearly being kept busy while the form is good, and that in itself is a statement of confidence from the team.