Easwrith Destiny

The horse races for David Menuisier's yard in Pulborough, West Sussex, a stable that has already sent out 20 winners this season, so there is genuine quality and experience in the training operation. Menuisier knows how to prepare winners, which matters when a horse is as raw as this one appears to be. The fact that Easwrith Destiny has run four times in quick succession and was back out competing just yesterday suggests the trainer still believes there is more to come and is giving the horse regular racing to develop. That second place — the only bit of silverware so far — at least proves the horse can reach the frame, even if winning remains some way off. For a three-year-old early in its career, this is very much a work in progress, and whether those early efforts eventually lead somewhere depends on whether the horse improves with age and experience.