Ten Carat Harry

What makes the record even more striking is how clean it looks at a particular level of competition. At Class 4 — a solid, competitive tier — Ten Carat Harry has won all four races he has entered. Four from four, a perfect record. Trainers and jockeys often talk about placing a horse carefully, finding the right races for them to thrive rather than swimming out of their depth. Jamie Osborne's yard at Upper Lambourn has clearly read this horse well, and the results speak for themselves. The yard has been in fine form across the board, with 48 winners already this season.

There is also a partnership worth noting here. Saffie Osborne — yes, trainer Jamie's daughter — has ridden Ten Carat Harry six times, winning four of those, a 67% win rate together. That is an extraordinary combination. When those two are paired up, the money is very much on them crossing the line first. In January 2026, they teamed up at Newcastle to win a Class 2 race, which is one of the top levels of British racing. That result announced something important: this horse can step up in class and still deliver.

Newcastle on the all-weather surface seems to suit him particularly well. Two wins from three races there makes it something of a happy hunting ground — he simply goes well around that track. His most recent win came at Newmarket two months ago, and with his last race just yesterday, he is very much a horse in the thick of an active season.

Ten Carat Harry only started racing in September 2025, winning on debut at Wolverhampton. In the eight months since, he has built one of the more impressive young records around. Still only three, with a Class 2 win already on his CV, the question now is not whether he can compete at a higher level — he already has. The question is how high the ceiling really is.