Sky Majesty

Trained by William Haggas out of Newmarket, Sky Majesty sits at the top end of British racing. Haggas is one of the most respected names in the sport — his yard has sent out 170 winners already this season, which is a staggering number — and Sky Majesty is one of the horses carrying that reputation. The horse races regularly at Class 1 level, which means the very best races in Britain, and has won 1 of its 3 attempts at that level. That's not a horse that scrapes into the big occasions; that's a horse that genuinely belongs there.

The partnership with jockey Tom Marquand is worth noting. In six races together, they've won three, which works out at exactly 1 in every 2. That's an extraordinary level of consistency and suggests a real understanding between horse and rider. Marquand knows how this horse runs, and it shows.

The career high point so far was a Class 1 win at Ayr in September 2024 — one of the top races in Britain, won at one of Scotland's most celebrated tracks. The journey to that moment started less than a month earlier with a first career win at Newbury, making the autumn of 2024 a genuinely explosive period in this horse's development.

Recent form has been patchier — the last six results read 6-8-1-1-8-3, meaning two wins sandwiched between some disappointing finishes. The most recent win came at Naas in August 2025, now eight months ago, and the horse raced just yesterday. Whether that latest run hints at a return to form or continued inconsistency is the question worth watching. At four years old and with the yard at one of the best yards in the country, there's every reason to think the best of Sky Majesty may still be ahead.