Havana Club

The interesting part is Bath. This is where Havana Club has found its groove, winning 2 of its 10 races there and claiming its most recent victory just three months ago on 15 July 2026. When a horse has won twice at one track from ten visits, that suggests the course suits it — perhaps the shape of the track, the ground texture, or the type of races staged there. For a horse winning only 9% of the time overall, a 20% win rate at one venue is genuinely notable.

Ground conditions matter too. Havana Club wins on very dry, fast ground at twice the rate it does elsewhere: 2 wins from 5 races on firm conditions, compared to 1 win from 27 on all other surfaces. This is the kind of detail that matters when planning where to run the horse next. Adrian Wintle's yard at Westbury-On-Severn has had a decent season with 30 winners, and Finley Marsh is the regular jockey, though the partnership has yielded only 1 win from 11 races together.

The recent form is mixed but not discouraging. In its last six races Havana Club has finished third twice and eighth twice, with a fourth and an eighth in between. That's the sort of form you expect from a horse competing at Class 6 level — neither falling apart nor threatening to win every time out. With the right conditions, the right track, and another dry summer day at Bath, this horse has shown it can win. Whether Wintle's team can engineer that situation again is what keeps things interesting.