Yafaarr

His first win came at Newcastle in October 2025, and he followed that up with a second at Redcar just two weeks ago — meaning both of his career victories have arrived in a relatively short window. That kind of back-to-back winning is exactly what you want to see from a young horse: it suggests he has grown into himself rather than simply getting lucky once. Look at his last six runs and you can see the arc clearly — a seventh, a fourth, a sixth, a distant twelfth, then a win, and most recently a third. He is running consistently well at the sharp end.

He tends to run in Class 6, which is the entry-level tier of British racing, and at that level he has won 1 from 7 races — roughly 1 in 7, or about 14%. That is not a flashy number, but it is worth remembering that placing eight times from 18 races overall means he is competitive far more often than his win total alone would suggest. He is the kind of horse who keeps turning up in the places without always getting his nose in front.

Behind him is Sam England's yard, based in Guiseley in West Yorkshire. England has been in excellent form this season, sending out 49 winners — a healthy total that tells you this is a well-run, active operation that knows how to place horses to give them the best chance. Yafaarr raced just yesterday, which shows the team are keeping him busy while he is in form — a sure sign they like what they are seeing from him right now.