Infraad

The horse is on a hot streak right now. Its form over the last six races reads 1-1-1-3-1-3, which means four wins in those six outings, including three consecutive victories that are still rolling. Just this week, on 2 October, Infraad won at Ascot, one of Britain's most prestigious tracks. That result came barely a day ago, so the horse is clearly thriving. It all started at Pontefract on 29 April 2026, where Infraad recorded its first career victory, and what followed has been a remarkably upward trajectory. The fact that it has won four of its last six races is the kind of form that catches the attention of serious observers.

Infraad is trained by William Haggas at his yard in Newmarket, Suffolk. Haggas is no novice operation—his stable has already sent out 170 winners this season alone, the kind of turnover that speaks to both scale and consistent quality. For a horse to be standing out within a yard of that calibre makes Infraad's record even more impressive. At just three years old, with this level of form and this kind of backing, it looks very much like a horse with a future ahead of it.