Gotthereintheend

The first win came at Market Rasen on Boxing Day 2025 — a good occasion to announce yourself. The second followed at Fakenham in March 2026, around eight weeks ago, and the yard at Wroughton has clearly had something to work with here. Robbie Llewellyn's team has sent out 14 winners this season, so they know how to place a horse to win, and Gotthereintheend looks like one of those quiet success stories that rewards patience.

One of the more interesting details is the ground. On slightly wet, soft conditions, this horse has won 2 from 6 races — that's a 33% win rate, or roughly 1 in every 3 races. That is a genuinely strong number and suggests the horse has a real preference: give it a bit of moisture underfoot and it becomes a different proposition. On fast, dry ground the record presumably tells a different story.

The puzzle is the relationship with jockey Charlie Price, who has ridden this horse eight times without a win together — 0 from 8. That's a striking statistic, because both wins on the recent record have come with someone else in the saddle. It doesn't mean Price is doing anything wrong, but it's the kind of thing a curious observer would quietly note. The horse has also yet to win at Class 4 level in 6 attempts, which is interesting given that's where it usually runs — both wins may have come in slightly different company.

Raced just yesterday and still active, Gotthereintheend is very much a horse in the middle of its story rather than at the end of one. The name always promised it would get there eventually. Lately, it's been making good on that.