Tutti Quanti

The Newbury story is the heart of this profile. Tutti Quanti has raced there three times and won twice, suggesting something about that track simply suits him. His two Class 1 wins there came just ten weeks apart — November 2025 and then again in February 2026 — and his trainer Paul Nicholls was almost giddy after the second of them. He described the performance as an annihilation, noted that winning carrying 12st in a race of that quality is supposed to be almost impossible, and used the phrase "he's got some engine." High praise from one of the most decorated trainers in the sport, who this season alone has sent out 92 winners from his yard in Somerset.

What makes Tutti Quanti genuinely exciting is the trajectory. His recent form reads 1-1-6-1-1-8 going back in time, which means his last three good runs have produced two wins and a third — including that February Class 1. Nicholls has spoken openly about the horse physically improving with every run, describing him as a big, backward type who simply needed time to grow into himself. That is not a polite way of saying mediocre — it is code for a horse whose ceiling may not yet be visible.

Jockey Harry Cobden has been the man in the saddle for most of these runs, and the two of them have clicked: 3 wins from 9 races together works out to winning roughly 1 in every 3 times they partner up, which is a healthy relationship by any measure. Cobden is one of the best jump jockeys in the country, and when a rider of his calibre keeps coming back to the same horse, that tells its own story. Tutti Quanti last raced 29 days ago and is currently in training. Whatever comes next, he arrives at it with the wind firmly at his back.