The headline achievement is their five wins at the top level of the sport, in Class 1 races — the equivalent of a football manager winning a major trophy, not just grinding out results in the league. Those victories have come at some of racing's most prestigious venues: Newmarket, Sandown Park, and Kempton Park. The summer of 2022 was particularly striking, with top-level wins at Newmarket in August and Sandown in July arriving within weeks of each other, before a further Class 1 win at Redcar that October rounded off an extraordinary first season. Landing five of these races in four years tells you this is not a yard content to pick up minor prizes — they are built for the big occasions.
The one detail that stands out for different reasons is their partnership with Saxon Village. Seven races together and no wins is the kind of record that would frustrate any yard, but it also reflects something honest about racing: even the best operations have horses they simply cannot unlock. It happens to everyone, and it does not diminish what the team has achieved elsewhere.
The last 12 months have produced just one runner and no winners, which looks quiet by their own standards — though one runner in a year is too small a sample to read much into. The overall picture is of a training operation that arrived quickly, performed at the highest level almost immediately, and has every reason to push on from here.
| Course | Races | Wins | Win rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| chantilly | 1 | 0 | 0% |