Trais Fluors

The headline number that defines this horse is Newcastle. Five wins from 26 races at that one track is the kind of record that makes trainers and jockeys sit up and take notice. To put that in perspective, Trais Fluors wins roughly 1 in every 5 races it runs at Newcastle — nearly twice its overall career rate of 1 win from every 11 races across 65 outings. Something about that track suits this horse in a way that nowhere else quite does. The most recent Newcastle win came on New Year's Day 2026, which means Trais Fluors started the year with a victory and has now gone six races without adding to that tally. At 12, the wins may be harder to come by, but the consistency is still there — five places from those six runs, never finishing too far out of the picture.

Ground conditions matter a lot with this horse. On normal ground, Trais Fluors wins roughly 1 in every 5 races, taking 5 of 24 on that surface. That 21% win rate on standard ground dwarfs its performance elsewhere, which suggests the team pay close attention to what the conditions look like before committing to a run. It is the kind of horse that rewards patience from its handlers rather than simply being thrown at every available race.

Jockey Kaiya Fraser has partnered Trais Fluors eight times, picking up 1 win together — a 12% win rate across those rides, which is actually slightly above the horse's overall average. Perratt's yard has had a productive season with 19 winners sent out, and Trais Fluors, for all its years, remains part of that effort rather than a passenger carried along for sentimental reasons. A horse that first won at Goodwood in June 2023, has built a five-win record at one of Britain's northern tracks, and is still racing actively at 12 is not a curiosity — it is a genuine competitor with a very specific set of conditions under which it becomes difficult to beat.