Oasis Sunrise

Those wins have come on fast, dry ground, where Oasis Sunrise has won 2 of just 4 races — a 50% record that stands out sharply against everything else on the card. That is not a coincidence; it is a pattern worth knowing. When the sun has baked the track firm, this horse is a completely different proposition. The most recent win came at Leicester on 13 June 2026, and with the horse having raced as recently as yesterday, it is clearly being kept busy while conditions remain in its favour.

Grace Harris trains the yard out of Shirenewton in Gwent, and it has been a productive season — 31 winners sent out so far, which is the kind of output that marks a trainer operating with real confidence. Oasis Sunrise typically competes at the lower end of the race classes, Class 6, where it has won just 1 from 14 — a 7% win rate that looks underwhelming until you remember that most of the other wins have come when it has been stepped up slightly in trip and given the right surface. At a mile and three to a mile and four furlongs, it has won 1 from 3, a 33% record that hints at a horse still being placed into its ideal conditions rather than simply filling out a schedule.

Regular rider Benoit De La Sayette has not yet found the combination that works — five races together without a win so far. That is a striking gap given how well the horse has run in other company lately, and it is one of the more curious threads running through this profile. Oasis Sunrise first won at Bath in July 2025, so it is not a horse that took forever to break its duck. It just seems to need everything to line up: the trip, the ground, and perhaps the right hands.