Yazin

That one blemish came most recently, an eighth-place finish just yesterday, which keeps things in perspective. Before that, though, Yazin had rattled off back-to-back wins and was placing consistently. The career began with a first win at Redcar in September 2025, and the most recent victory came at Southwell in late April 2026 — so this is a horse that has been winning across different tracks and across different seasons, which suggests the ability is genuine rather than a fluke of conditions or circumstance.

At the level Yazin typically competes — Class 4, which sits in the mid-tier of British racing — the record reads 2 wins from 3 races, or 67%. That means Yazin wins two out of every three races at that grade, which is a dominant record. Winning at that rate suggests the horse is probably capable of stepping up to tougher company before long.

Behind Yazin is the Newmarket yard of John and Thady Gosden, one of the most respected operations in British racing. The fact that they have sent out 140 winners already this season tells you everything: this is not a small-time outfit filling out a card on a Tuesday afternoon. When a horse comes out of that stable showing a 60% win rate from five races, it tends to mean someone there believes in it. Yesterday's disappointing run will be noted, but one bad day rarely changes the picture for a young horse still learning its trade.