Myrrh

That single win came at Hamilton Park on 21 September 2025, and it remains the defining moment of Myrrh's career so far. Hamilton is a tight, undulating track in South Lanarkshire that rewards horses with balance and a will to fight — not every horse takes to it, which makes winning there meaningful. Since then, Myrrh has finished third, third, and fourth in its three most recent races, which tells you the horse is still competing at a decent level without quite being able to repeat that winning feeling.

Behind Myrrh is David O'Meara's yard at Upper Helmsley in North Yorkshire, one of the most productive operations in the north of England. With 107 winners already on the board this season, O'Meara's team clearly know how to place a horse and get the best out of it. A yard firing at that volume tends to have a sharp eye for conditions and opportunities, so when they send Myrrh out — as they did just one day ago — it is rarely without a plan.

At three years old and with five races under its belt, Myrrh is still a horse with plenty of its story left to tell. The consistency is the thing to hold onto — four placings around a single win suggests a horse that is honest and genuine rather than one that only shows up occasionally. Whether another winning opportunity at a track that suits, like Hamilton, unlocks a second victory remains to be seen, but there is clearly enough ability here to suggest this will not be a one-win career.