Morshdi

The early highlight came at York in October 2025, when Morshdi landed a Class 2 race — one of the better races in Britain — on its very first win. York is a big, sweeping, prestigious track where the decent horses go, and winning there at that level on what was still a fledgling career said something real about this horse's ability. Fast forward to this week, and Morshdi has added another win, this time at Newmarket — the home of British flat racing — trained by William Haggas, whose yard has been in extraordinary form this season, sending out 175 winners. When you're winning races for one of the most productive yards in the country, you're not flying under the radar for long.

Two wins from three races is a 67% win rate — that's two in every three attempts — which is the kind of number that makes people sit up and pay attention. Most horses, even talented ones, win far less frequently than that. The fact that Morshdi has also placed in the one race it didn't win means it has never once run a bad race. That consistency, this early, is genuinely rare. It raced just yesterday and remains very much an active, in-form horse — which makes this profile feel less like a look back and more like a proper introduction to something that might only be getting started.