Ramaah

The most recent win came at Market Rasen just this week, on 26 September 2026 — a timely reminder that Ramaah still has it in the tank. That followed an earlier breakthrough at Chelmsford on 31 August 2024. The gap between those victories tells the story: this is a horse that wins sparingly, and when it does, it matters. Looking at the last six races, the pattern shows promise tucked between disappointment — a first-place finish, then a sixth, a third, another third, and a fifth. That inconsistency is typical of horses at this level, where form can turn on ground conditions, the fitness of rivals, or simply the randomness of racing.

James Best has partnered with Ramaah for ten races without managing a win, and at Class 5 level — where the horse has competed eight times without winning — Ramaah has found life competitive. Still, the horse races for trainer Sarah-Jayne Davies at Leominster, a yard that has sent out five winners this season, and Ramaah's recent win shows the team remains committed to finding races where this horse can succeed. For a horse that has earned its living across 28 starts, staying active and occasionally breaking through is exactly what handlers hope for.