Powerful Glory

Trained by R A Fahey at Musley Bank in North Yorkshire, Powerful Glory broke through in August 2024 at Pontefract before claiming a Class 1 prize at Newbury the following month. The yard sent out 23 winners this season, a solid return that speaks to Fahey's consistency. The real moment came in October 2025, when Powerful Glory won a Class 1 race at Ascot — one of Britain's most famous tracks and a place where many horses never win at all. That victory, 10 months ago, remains its most recent success.

The last six races tell a story of a horse hunting its next big win. Two victories in that stretch, but also three finishes outside the places, suggesting recent form has been patchy. A 14th, a 7th, and an 8th suggest the horse is being aimed at strong fields and not always finding its rhythm. Yet a fourth and fifth sandwiched in there show it can still run competitively on the level, and it raced just yesterday. That hunger to get back to the winner's circle — and back to Class 1 — is still burning.