Thunder Call

The recent run of form tells the real story. In the last six races, Thunder Call has finished first, first, third, second, first, and ninth — clearly a horse that knows how to win but hasn't yet become completely reliable. The ninth-place finish is a reminder that consistency remains the next hurdle, but the two wins sandwiched around it suggest the horse bounces back quickly from disappointment. Trained by William Haggas at Newmarket, one of Britain's most successful yards, Thunder Call benefits from expert handling; Haggas has sent out 170 winners already this season alone, so the horse is in good company and likely receiving top-class preparation.

Thunder Call's career began at Kempton Park in May 2026, where it won on debut — a perfect start that many young horses never achieve. The recent Ascot victory in September shows the horse is capable at a serious track and is progressing through the ranks. At just three years old and still racing actively, Thunder Call has time to either develop into a consistent performer or plateau at its current level. Either way, the recent pattern of winning races suggests better days may still be ahead.