Haarar

Haarar is trained by Sam England at Guiseley in West Yorkshire, and the yard is in terrific nick right now — 53 winners sent out this season alone. The most regular partnership in the saddle is Jonathan England, who has ridden Haarar to 4 wins from 15 races together, a win rate of 27%, or just over one in every four rides. That is noticeably better than the horse's overall average, which suggests the combination suits.

Most of Haarar's racing comes at Class 4 level — solid, competitive middle-tier races where the fields are deep and easy wins are rare. Five wins from 19 races at that grade works out at 26%, which is strong for that company. The horse also has a particularly good record when conditions are normal underfoot: two wins from just four races on standard ground, a 50% win rate that stands well above its overall average and hints at a horse that moves through good ground with real ease.

Recent form reads 4-10-4-1-1-3 from the last six races, meaning the two wins are recent ones — the latest coming at Carlisle just eight weeks ago, in February 2026. That result keeps Haarar's momentum ticking over nicely, and with a race as recently as yesterday, this is very much a horse in active training and being campaigned with purpose. The first career win came at Windsor back in May 2022, so Haarar has been a consistent performer across several seasons now — not a flash-in-the-pan type, but a reliable, durable competitor that Sam England's yard clearly knows how to place well and keep at the top of its game.