Gethin

What makes Gethin's record even more impressive is where those wins have come. Two of them were Class 2 races — one of the top tiers in British racing — meaning Gethin hasn't been quietly mopping up easy pickings. The first came at Nottingham in October 2024, the second at Newbury in April 2025, and the most recent just days ago at Kempton Park. Three different tracks, three different tests, and three wins. The one blemish on the record is a second-place finish, which, given the company this horse keeps, most trainers would happily take.

Behind the horse is Owen Burrows, whose Lambourn yard has sent out 30 winners already this season — a yard firing on all cylinders, and Gethin looks like one of its brightest prospects. Lambourn is one of Britain's great training centres, home to some of the sport's best operations, and Burrows fits right in. A horse with a profile like Gethin's, trained by a yard in this kind of form, is exactly the sort of combination that catches the eye of racing fans and casual observers alike.

With only four races under his belt, the full picture of what Gethin can do is still being drawn. But the outline already looks very good. He's unbeaten in his last three, has won at top-level tracks, and raced just this week — so whatever comes next, it won't be long in coming. If this horse continues at anything close to his current rate, bigger stages and bigger prizes will follow. There aren't many four-year-olds in Britain right now with a record this tidy.