Gary & Josh Moore

Seven top-level victories — the kind that matter most in British racing — tell you this isn't a yard that only wins the smaller, easier races. They've landed big days at Goodwood, Windsor, and Sandown Park, three of the most recognisable tracks in the country. The Class 1 win at Windsor in January 2026 and another at Huntingdon the previous December showed they could operate at the highest level through the winter months, when conditions are tougher and the margins are fine. Then came a winner at Sandown Park in March 2026 to keep the momentum going into spring.

One relationship stands out above the rest. When jockey Caoilin Quinn takes the reins for the Moore yard, good things tend to happen — 42 wins from 205 rides together, a win rate of roughly 1 in every 5. That's a meaningful edge. Most trainer-jockey partnerships at this level win somewhere between 1 in 8 and 1 in 10 races, so a 1-in-5 ratio with a specific jockey suggests genuine chemistry, not just convenient scheduling. Quinn is clearly someone the yard trusts on the big days.

There's also a small but telling detail worth flagging: at Warwick, they've won 3 times from just 9 runners. One in three is an extraordinary hit rate at any track, and while the sample size is small, it's the kind of stat that suggests they know exactly what they're doing when they travel there — picking the right horses for the right races. For a partnership barely a year old, Gary and Josh Moore already look like a yard that serious followers of the sport will need to keep a close eye on.