Quddwah

What makes Quddwah particularly striking is success in Class 1 races, the most competitive events in Britain. At that elite level, the horse has won 2 from 5 races, a 40% win rate that stands out. Two of those victories came at Ascot—one on 1 May 2024 and another on 13 July that same year—suggesting the horse has genuine affinity for one of racing's most demanding tracks. Looking at Ascot specifically, Quddwah has won 2 of 5 races there, making it a happy hunting ground. The recent form of 1-1-4-1-15-10 shows occasional wayward runs but also the ability to bounce back quickly and win again, which is the hallmark of a truly competitive horse. With seven places alongside those seven wins, Quddwah rarely runs badly—it either wins or finishes close to the action.

Trained by the powerful Newmarket yard of Simon and Ed Crisford, Quaddwah has the infrastructure and expertise behind it to stay competitive at the very top. The yard sent out 78 winners this season alone, indicating a stable firing on all cylinders. For a six-year-old still winning at this level and still racing just days ago, Quddwah remains a horse with plenty left to offer.