Silawi

Recent form tells a story of steady improvement punctuated by a standout moment. In its last six races, Silawi has won twice — including a Class 1 victory at Windsor on 23 August 2025, exactly a year ago. That class of win proves the horse belongs at the highest level when everything aligns. The other recent victory came just days before that, suggesting a patch of excellent form. Between those successes came a string of places and one poor run, which is typical of most racehorses — they are not consistent machines, and Silawi is no exception.

With 2 wins from 7 races overall (roughly winning once every 3.5 attempts), this is a horse that earns its living without dominating. But the statistics mask something worth noticing: Silawi's record improves dramatically when the conditions and track suit it. For trainer Hamad Al Jehani's Newmarket yard, which has sent out 18 winners this season, Silawi represents exactly the kind of specialist horse worth keeping sharp — one that does not win often, but knows where to find the winner's circle. Last active just a day ago, the horse remains in training and in the mix for competitive racing.