Tzarmix

The real story is what has happened recently. Tzarmix won at Chepstow just this week, on 10 October 2026, and looking at its last six races tells you everything about why it still has value. The horse has finished second four times in that span and has now won twice in the last six outings — a sudden surge of form that suggests Ralph has found something that works. The win at Chepstow was the horse's first there since March 2023, making it a track where Tzarmix clearly thrives given half a chance.

Ground conditions matter enormously to this horse. Put Tzarmix on slightly soft ground and it turns into a different proposition: it has won 2 races from 7 attempts on that surface, nearly 30 per cent, compared to just 1 win from 17 races in the Class 4 bracket where it typically competes. Max Kendrick, who rides it most often, has yet to get the horse into the winner's enclosure across six attempts together, but the weight of recent form — those four second-place finishes and two wins in six runs — shows that form is returning. At eight years old, Tzarmix is not yet a veteran, and the freshness of this week's victory suggests there is more racing left in this horse.