Division

The first win came at Haydock Park in early September 2025, but the one that really matters arrived just over a month later at York — a Class 1 victory, meaning one of the best races in Britain. York is one of the most prestigious tracks on the British racing calendar, and winning there at the top level so early in a career marks Division out as a serious performer. On normal ground conditions, Division has won 2 of 3 races, a two-thirds win rate that suggests the horse is at its best when the track is riding fairly and fast.

The trainer behind all of this is William Haggas, one of the most respected names in British racing. His Newmarket operation has sent out 170 winners already this season — a volume of success that only comes from having deep reserves of talent in the yard and the skill to get the best out of them. Having a horse like Division, who can compete and win at Class 1 level, is exactly the kind of horse a yard like Haggas's is built around.

Recent form reads 5-3-2-3-5-1 going back through the last six races, meaning Division has been working through a slightly mixed patch since that York win in October — a couple of fifth-place finishes suggest things have not always clicked. But the overall picture remains impressive: 3 wins, 7 places, and a Class 1 trophy already in the cabinet at just three years old. With Haggas in charge and the best years still ahead, Division looks like a horse with more big days to come.