Yaa Min

Both wins have come at Lingfield Park, which is worth paying attention to. The first arrived on 25 March 2026, and Yaa Min returned to the same venue less than seven weeks later to do it again on 12 May. Some horses simply take to a particular track — the shape of the bends, the layout of the straight — and Lingfield seems to suit this one down to the ground. When a horse wins twice at the same course in quick succession, it is not a coincidence; it is a pattern worth following.

The conditions matter too. On normal ground, Yaa Min has won 2 from 5 races, a 40% win rate that is genuinely impressive — that is winning 2 in every 5 starts under those conditions, which would be the envy of most yards. The same figure applies over longer trips of a mile and three-quarters to two miles: 2 wins from 5 races. Put those two things together — normal ground, a staying trip — and you have a horse that is operating in its sweet spot. The recent form of 3-6-1-4-6-1 (reading from most recent backwards) tells a similar story: two wins sandwiched around some quieter efforts, which is simply what horses do.

Yaa Min is trained by Hayley Turner at a Newmarket yard that has sent out 6 winners this season, so there is clearly confidence and momentum behind the operation. The horse raced just one day ago and remains active, which suggests the team is keeping it busy while the form is good — a sensible approach when a horse is clearly enjoying itself. The one slight puzzle is that Yaa Min has yet to win in the higher-grade races it has entered, going 0 from 4 in that company. But at 4 years old, with two wins in the past two months and a track it clearly adores, there is plenty of time to find out just how good this horse can be.