Oh Yes You Do

The first win came at Leicester in October 2025, which is where the story really started. But the more recent success, at Lingfield Park three weeks ago, shows this is a horse that has continued to develop into 2026. Going back-to-back in wins across different tracks at this stage of a career is encouraging — plenty of young horses find one course that suits them and nowhere else. Oh Yes You Do has been willing to travel and deliver.

Recent form reads 5-1-4-2-1-4, which tells its own story. Those two first-place finishes bookend a run of placed efforts, suggesting a horse that is competitive at its level without always clicking into gear. The fifth-place finish most recently is the one to watch — it will be interesting to see whether that represents a temporary dip or something the trainer David Menuisier wants to address heading into the next run.

Menuisier operates out of Pulborough in West Sussex and has sent out 20 winners already this season, which marks his yard as one operating with real momentum right now. Having a lively, winning three-year-old in the string at this point in the season is exactly what a yard in form looks like. Oh Yes You Do raced just one day ago, so the yard will be monitoring the horse closely, but the activity level alone suggests this is a team that keeps horses busy when they're in good shape.

Still only three, still learning, and already with a career record that most horses twice its age would be happy with — Oh Yes You Do is one to keep an eye on as summer turns to autumn.