Nahraan

His record stands at 3 wins from 6 races overall — a 50% win rate that speaks volumes. Most horses at any level would consider a single win a career highlight. Nahraan has already won twice as many as that, and he is competing in top-tier races. His most recent victory came at Hamilton Park on 18 July 2025, a Class 1 race — one of the highest grades of racing in Britain. Before that, he broke his maiden with a win at Wolverhampton on 27 May 2025. Between those milestones, he has consistently found the frame, with placings scattered through a record that feels deliberately built by his trainers rather than left to chance.

John and Thady Gosden, who train Nahraan from their Newmarket base, have sent out 140 winners this season alone. That kind of output tells you they are working at the elite end of the sport. The fact that Nahraan sits in their yard, with recent form as sharp as his, suggests they view him as a serious prospect. At 4 years old, he is still young enough to progress further, yet already proven at the highest level. The only question now is whether his hot streak continues or whether the law of averages catches up.