Hawa Jumeirah

The wins themselves tell a story of gradual progress. The first came at Wolverhampton on 20 January 2025, a breakthrough moment after racing without victory. The second arrived at Leicester on 26 May 2025. Since then, nothing — 17 months have passed without another success, and in the last six races the horse has finished third twice and fourth once, never quite breaking through. The recent form reads 3-4-6-3-3-8, a run that shows occasional promise but no consistency. Yet Hawa Jumeirah is still racing, still competing, still active with a run just a day ago.

At Class 6 level — the lower tiers of British racing, where many horses spend their careers — this horse has won two from 15 races, a 13 percent win rate that sits above its overall average. This suggests the horse is suited to racing against similar opposition. For a five-year-old with nearly two years since its last win, the challenge now is rediscovering the form that brought success at Leicester and Wolverhampton, particularly over those middle distances where it has shown it can win.