Siouxperb

That debut win came at Great Yarmouth on 21 April 2026, and it remains the only result that matters on Siouxperb's CV so far — though given the horse is only two years old, there is plenty of time for the story to develop. What is already clear is that Siouxperb is in excellent hands. Archie Watson, based at Upper Lambourn in West Berkshire, is one of the sharper operations in British racing, and the numbers back that up — 62 winners sent out this season alone. When a yard is firing at that kind of volume, it tends to know which horses are worth running and when.

Siouxperb raced just yesterday, so this is a horse very much in the thick of its season. With two runs, one win, and one place from a clean slate, the early signs are that this is a genuine competitor rather than a horse that fluked its way into a result. Whether it can step up to bigger occasions remains to be seen, but a two-year-old trained by a yard in this kind of form, with a 1-from-2 record, is exactly the sort of horse worth keeping an eye on as the summer unfolds.