Hayynah

That one win came at Southwell in February 2026, and it remains the high point of her career so far. What makes it worth noting is that Southwell has a distinctive all-weather surface that horses either take to or they don't — the fact that she got off the mark there suggests the track suits her. Five months have passed since that win, though, and her recent form makes for sobering reading: the last six runs read 10-5-10-7-1-2, meaning she has bookended a couple of encouraging efforts around some difficult days. Those two finishes of tenth suggest she has races where things simply don't click.

Interestingly, Hayynah has been tried three times at Class 5 level — which represents the lower end of the racing ladder — and has yet to win there, despite that being exactly the kind of company you'd expect a horse to find easier. That's a small puzzle worth watching. She remains in training with Ollie Sangster at his yard in Marlborough, Wiltshire, and Sangster is having a productive season with 46 winners sent out so far — a yard clearly in good form. Whether Hayynah can tap into that momentum is the question. She raced just yesterday, so the yard are clearly keeping her busy, and at three years old she still has plenty of time to develop into something more consistent.