Sassicaia

The one victory came at Wolverhampton back in December 2025, and it remains the defining moment of the career so far. Wolverhampton is an all-weather track that runs year-round regardless of the weather outside, and it's a place where form can be reliable and consistent. Since that win, the most recent results read 4th, 3rd, and 5th — so the form hasn't quite hit those heights again, but placing third in one of those runs shows the ability is still there. The horse raced just yesterday, which means it's in the thick of an active campaign right now.

Owen Burrows is a trainer worth paying attention to. Based in Lambourn — one of the great training centres in British racing, tucked into the Berkshire Downs — his yard has sent out 32 winners already this season, which is the kind of output that tells you horses leave that stable fit and ready to run. A trainer operating at that level understands where to place a horse to give it the best chance, and with a three-year-old still developing, those decisions matter enormously.

Sassicaia wins roughly one in every four races — a 25% win rate across a small sample — but the fuller picture is that it places far more often than it misses entirely. For a young horse with only four races under its belt, that consistency is genuinely encouraging. The next few months will be telling: can it build on that December win and find another, or does it take time to click back into gear? Either way, this is a horse worth keeping an eye on.