Power Fizz

The most eye-catching result on the CV is a win at Ascot in May 2025 in one of the top races in Britain — a Class 2. Ascot is one of the most prestigious tracks in the country, the kind of place where reputations are made, and Power Fizz handled it. That result alone signals this is not just a horse that beats ordinary rivals on ordinary days.

Newcastle, however, is where Power Fizz looks most at home. Two wins from three races there, including a first career win in January 2025 and another as recently as March this year, suggests something about the track suits this horse perfectly — whether that is the shape of the turns, the way the ground typically rides, or simply familiarity. When Power Fizz turns up at Newcastle, you pay attention.

Behind all of this is William Haggas, one of the most respected trainers in the country, based out of Newmarket in Suffolk. His yard has sent out 170 winners already this season — that is not a small operation getting lucky, that is a team that genuinely knows how to prepare horses to win. Having Power Fizz in that setup matters.

The recent form reads 1-2-1-4-1-1 going back through the last six races, with three wins in that stretch. The one result that sticks out is a fourth-place finish, but around it the horse has been remarkably consistent. Power Fizz raced just one day ago and remains active, which means this story is still very much being written. A horse of four years old, already winning at the top level in Britain, trained by one of the best in the business — there is every reason to think the best chapters are still to come.