Tiva

The overall record reads three wins and seven places from 14 races, which works out at roughly 1 in every 5 — a solid enough return, but the dry-ground numbers tell a more exciting story. The first win came at Hamilton Park in May 2025, and by August she had added another at Newmarket, one of the most famous tracks in British racing and a course that sorts out the good ones from the pretenders. Winning there means something.

Most of Tiva's races have come at Class 5 level — the kind of competitive but accessible races that form the backbone of the British season, not the glamour events but the ones where horses like Tiva can show what they are genuinely capable of. At that level she has won 2 from 6, which is 1 in every 3 — a sharp record that suggests she has found her right level and is handling it well.

She is trained by David O'Meara at Upper Helmsley in North Yorkshire, and that is no small detail. O'Meara's yard has sent out 102 winners already this season, making it one of the most productive operations in the country right now. Horses from that team tend to be placed in races they can win, which gives Tiva's record an added layer of credibility.

The recent form does need a mention. Her last six results, reading from most recent backwards, go 5-8-11-1-1-9, which shows two wins sandwiched between some quiet runs. She raced just one day ago, so she is right in the thick of her season. If the ground dries out and the conditions suit, Tiva is the kind of horse worth paying attention to — not a superstar, but a reliable, conditions-dependent performer with a trainer who knows exactly how to place her.