Thebesthasyetocome

Trained by A Keatley at Ryedale in North Yorkshire, the horse is part of a yard enjoying a strong season with 43 winners to date, which speaks to the quality of horsemanship on the ground. Having raced just three times, Thebesthasyetocome remains very much a work in progress, the kind of young horse where patience and careful placement matter enormously. The recent eighth-place finish is not cause for alarm at this age — horses develop in fits and starts — but the third-place last time out, just days ago, shows it is still competitive. Whether it can get back to winning form will depend on finding the right race and continuing to mature. So far, the record reads like a horse with enough ability to win again, but which has not yet worked out the formula consistently.