Desert Falcon

His last victory came a year ago at Doncaster in a Class 2 race on 14 September 2025—one of the top races in Britain—which marks him as capable of mixing it with better horses when everything aligns. The trainer, Julie Camacho, based in Norton, North Yorkshire, noted after a recent win at Haydock that Desert Falcon showed no signs of stopping improvement and had been ridden with real control and confidence by his regular jockey Ryan Sexton, who seized the race decisively. Sexton has ridden him 9 times and won twice together, a 22 percent win rate that suggests an easy working relationship. Camacho's yard is a busy operation this season, having sent out 46 winners already.

What is striking about Desert Falcon now is that he has not won in his last six races, though his recent placings—17th, 6th, 9th, 9th, 14th, and 2nd—show he remains in the mix at bigger tracks. That narrow second-place finish just days ago suggests he is still competitive. For a horse at six years old with a solid career record, Desert Falcon appears to be a dependable performer best suited to seven-furlong races at tracks with tight bends, where his record speaks clearly.