One More

The story is told in the recent form. One More raced six times over the past few months and came away with just one win and two other placings, including a second-place finish not long ago. That March victory at Lingfield Park was seven months back, which means there has been a long drought since. The most recent outing, just yesterday, yielded a 14th-place finish — the kind of run that suggests the horse is struggling to find its rhythm. Trainer Chelsea Banham, who operates from Cowlinge in Suffolk, sent the horse out again quickly after that performance, which signals confidence that better is yet to come, even if the evidence on the track lately has been thin.

Kempton Park was where One More tasted success for the first time, back in August 2025, and that breakthrough opened the door to a second win at Lingfield. When the horse steps up to Class 4 races — the upper level of where it typically competes — things have not gone to plan: zero wins from five attempts. That is the ceiling One More has hit so far, and it is a reminder that this is a horse operating at a modest level of the sport, where consistency matters more than brilliance. Right now, consistency is in short supply.