Raammee

The 4-year-old broke his duck at Kempton Park in August 2025 and has barely looked back. His recent record reads like someone turning a corner: a win last week at York, a fourth place before that, then three wins in four races. That kind of momentum — especially over such a short timeframe — suggests he is racing with confidence and improving with every outing.

Roger Varian, who trains him at Newmarket, has been cautious about predicting where Raammee might end up. When the horse was younger, Varian saw potential but kept his powder dry, noting that he could be a slow burner and hinting at bigger targets down the line — perhaps even one of the top races in Britain. For now, though, the plan is straightforward: Raammee will stay in competitive races where he belongs, but Varian clearly believes there is something quite tasty to come. A yard that has sent out 87 winners already this season knows what it is doing with a horse that wins two-thirds of its races. Right now, Raammee is exactly where he should be: racing hard and winning often.