Sanafi Zabeel

That one win came at Hamilton Park on 27 May 2026, and it has not been back to the winner's enclosure in the seven weeks since. The recent form string — 3-3-9-1-3-5 reading from newest to oldest — tells an interesting story. Strip out the one blip of a ninth-place finish and you have a horse that has been placed in every other race it has run. The 9 is the outlier; the pattern around it is of a horse that consistently runs to a solid level without quite finding that extra gear to win.

Behind Sanafi Zabeel is the Uplawmoor yard of Jim Goldie, one of Scottish racing's most productive operations. Goldie's team has already sent out 88 winners this season — a remarkable volume that speaks to a yard running in excellent form. Having a trainer in that kind of rhythm is genuinely useful for any horse in the string, as the whole operation tends to be ticking over well. Sanafi Zabeel raced just one day ago, so this is a horse very much in the thick of its campaign right now.

The profile that emerges is of a consistent, competitive horse that has found one race to win and plenty more to place in. Whether it can add to that winning tally will depend on finding the right opportunity — but with Goldie's yard firing on all cylinders, the chances of that coming together are as good as they have been.