Oh Yes You Do

The single win came at Leicester in early October 2025, and the recent form string of 4-2-1-4 tells an interesting story. Read it from left to right, oldest to newest, and you see a horse that found its best before dipping away slightly — but that second place in the most recent run before the win shows it had been knocking on the door. Raced just yesterday, so Oh Yes You Do is very much in active training and in the thoughts of the yard.

That yard belongs to David Menuisier, operating out of Pulborough in West Sussex. Twenty winners already this season is a healthy tally and marks Menuisier as a trainer who keeps horses improving and ready to run. A horse in his care isn't just filling a spot in a race — it tends to be there for a reason.

Four races in at age three means Oh Yes You Do is still early in its story. The best 3-year-olds are often just finding their feet at this stage, and a horse that already has a win and two places from four outings has something to build on. Whether the Leicester win proves a one-off or the first chapter of something bigger remains to be seen — but the foundations are there.