Ten Carat Harry

Based at Upper Lambourn with Jamie Osborne, whose yard has fired out 47 winners this season alone, Ten Carat Harry has been on a serious roll. Recent form reads 1-4-3-–-1-1, meaning three wins from the last six starts, including a Class 2 victory at Newcastle in January 2026 and — just this week, on 2 May — a win at Newmarket. Newmarket is one of the most competitive and well-respected tracks in the country, so landing a winner there is never taken lightly. The horse was racing again just yesterday, which tells you everything about how well it is in itself right now.

At Class 4 level — the bread-and-butter, mid-tier races where horses like this spend a lot of their time — Ten Carat Harry has a perfect record: four races, four wins. That kind of dominance at a consistent level is rare, and it's what prompted the yard to test the horse at higher grades. The step up to Class 2, one of the top tiers in British racing, was answered with a win. That matters.

Newcastle has become a particularly happy hunting ground. Two wins from three races on that all-weather track suggests the horse genuinely loves the surface and the track layout — some horses just click with a particular venue, and this is one of them.

Much of the big-race riding has fallen to Saffie Osborne, daughter of trainer Jamie, who has partnered Ten Carat Harry to three wins from five rides together — a 60% win rate that speaks to a real understanding between horse and jockey. The partnership looks like more than just a booking. With £74,000 in career prize money already banked at just three years old, and a profile that keeps improving, Ten Carat Harry is a horse very much on the way up.