Siam Park

When it does win, the conditions matter. All three victories have come on normal ground, and that record — 3 wins from 14 races on a standard surface, a 21% win rate — is genuinely striking. On any other type of ground, Siam Park is yet to win. That's not a footnote; it's probably the single most useful thing to know about this horse. If the ground dries out or turns wet and heavy, the form book quietly suggests to look elsewhere.

There's also a track that clearly suits. Trainer Joe Tizzard, whose yard in Dorset has sent out 52 winners this season, has spoken openly about wanting to go back to Taunton — and with good reason. Siam Park's first career win came there in March 2025, and Tizzard believes the course brings out the best in the horse. When a trainer who is clearly in form singles out a specific track, it's worth paying attention.

The partnership with jockey Brendan Powell has been the most used combination, but the numbers are honest about it — just 1 win from 16 races together, roughly 1 in 16. That's a low return, though it doesn't necessarily mean the relationship isn't working; it may simply reflect that Siam Park is a tricky horse to win on at the best of times.

The most recent win came at Plumpton in November 2025, seven months ago now, and the last six races have produced no victories — though two second-place finishes and a third suggest the horse hasn't lost its way entirely. Raced just yesterday and clearly still active, Siam Park looks like a horse that stays busy, does its job at Class 4 level, and waits for the right day on the right ground at the right track.