Siam Fox

The eight-year-old has racked up 34 races across a career that has produced 4 wins and 7 places. That works out at winning roughly 1 in every 8 races, which is modest on paper but tells only part of the story. What the raw numbers hide is how sharply Siam Fox's record improves the moment you narrow things down. At Great Yarmouth, this horse has won 2 of just 4 races — that is a 50% win rate at one track, which is a remarkable return for any horse at any level. For context, a trainer who won half their races would be considered one of the best in the world. Siam Fox simply seems to love it there.

The most recent evidence of that came just this week. Siam Fox won at Great Yarmouth on 28 May 2026 — a result that looks all the more impressive given that the previous five runs had produced finishes of 17th, 6th, 6th, 7th, and 12th. That kind of improvement, turning a string of disappointing efforts into a winner almost overnight, is the sort of thing that keeps owners and trainers going through the quiet patches. Fast, dry ground also appears to suit: across 10 races on those conditions, Siam Fox has won twice, a 20% win rate that comfortably beats the overall career average.

There is a clear shape to where this horse operates best. At a mile and one furlong to a mile and two furlongs, Siam Fox has won all 4 career races, going 4 from 22 at that trip — nearly 1 in every 5 and significantly better than over any other distance. J F Egan has been the most regular jockey, partnering Siam Fox in 7 races and winning once. Most of the action has come at Class 4 level — solid, competitive everyday racing rather than the top tier — where the record reads 2 wins from 18 attempts.

A career total that will have earned somewhere in the region of modest prize money, a racecourse that brings out the best, and a win just days ago. At eight years old, Siam Fox is still very much in business.