Obsessedwithyou

Her best races tend to come when conditions are on her side. Trainer Jamie Snowden has been candid about the fact that wet, muddy ground cost her a chunk of her development, acknowledging that she lost her way during a period when the weather simply didn't suit her. It's the kind of honest assessment that explains a lot: she wasn't going backwards, she was just stuck in the wrong circumstances. Snowden also noted that a programme designed to help younger horses actually ended up working against her for two years, leaving her in a strange middle ground where she didn't quite fit anywhere. The good news is she has come out the other side of that.

Her current form tells a much better story. Across her last six races she has won twice, finished second three times, and third once — a sequence that reads 2-1-2-1-2-3 in reverse order, with the most recent result being a second place. She last won at Wincanton five weeks ago, in April 2026, and her most productive level has been Class 4 races, where she has won 4 of 13 — roughly 1 in every 3 — which suggests she is pitched just about right against the competition she faces most often.

Jockey Gavin Sheehan has been her most regular partner, riding her in 20 of her 23 races and winning 5 of them — about 1 in every 4 rides together. That kind of long-running partnership matters in jump racing, where feel and trust between horse and rider can make a real difference in a tight finish. Behind all of this is the Lambourn yard of Jamie Snowden, which has sent out 82 winners so far this season — a yard clearly in excellent health. Obsessedwithyou may not be the stable's most glamorous resident, but in a training operation of that size, reliable horses that keep placing and winning at their level are exactly what keeps things ticking over.