Tenzi

That win came at Southwell on 21 March 2026, and it remains the high point of Tenzi's career so far. Southwell is an artificial surface track in Nottinghamshire — a venue where horses that like a consistent, predictable surface often find their feet, and it clearly suited Tenzi on the day. The fact that the win came three months ago, with no repeat since, is worth noting. Recent form reads 5-6-4 in the last three runs, suggesting the horse may be finding life a little harder as the season has progressed and competition has stiffened.

Tenzi is trained by Jamie Osborne at Upper Lambourn in Berkshire, one of the great training centres in British racing. Osborne's yard has sent out 48 winners this season — that is the output of a stable operating at full tilt, and it means Tenzi is among good company even if it hasn't yet been the yard's star turn. The partnership with jockey Saffie Osborne — who also happens to be Jamie's daughter — has produced 1 win from 5 races together, a win rate of roughly 1 in 5, which is actually ahead of the horse's overall record and suggests the combination suits. Saffie Osborne has established herself as one of the more talented young jockeys in the sport, and the fact that she rides Tenzi regularly points to genuine belief within the stable.

At seven races in, Tenzi is still learning. The overall record of 1 win from 7 races — roughly 1 in every 7 — is modest, but the five places tell you this is a horse that competes honestly. The question over the next few months is whether it can translate that consistency into a second trip to the winner's enclosure, and whether Southwell or a similar track might be the place to find it.