Quantum Swift

That sole victory came at Chepstow on 8th July 2026, and given that Quantum Swift raced just one day ago, this is a horse very much in the middle of its story. The recent form reads 3-1-4-5-2 going back through the last five races — a win, two placed efforts, and only one run where things didn't quite click. The fourth and fifth-place finishes sit in there, but around them is enough promise to suggest those were blips rather than a pattern.

The training operation behind Quantum Swift is worth paying attention to. Richard Hannon, based at Herridge in Wiltshire, has sent out 118 winners already this season — a remarkable number that puts the yard among the most productive in the country. When a yard is firing at that rate, it means horses are being placed and prepared well, and a two-year-old coming through that kind of environment has every advantage. Hannon has a long track record of developing young horses into serious performers, which makes Quantum Swift an interesting one to follow.

At two years old, with a win already on the board and a team around it that clearly knows how to keep horses in form, Quantum Swift arrives at the start of what could be a genuinely interesting career. The next few months — and next season — will tell us whether this is a horse capable of stepping up to bigger occasions. For now, the foundations look solid.