Zennor Storm

Both victories came at Kempton Park, the first on 22 October 2025 and the second on 3 December 2025, suggesting Zennor Storm has taken a particular liking to that track. Kempton's all-weather surface rewards horses that are quick to accelerate and consistent in their movement, and winning there twice in the space of six weeks hints that this is a horse with a real engine. It has not just won — it has won every single time it has been asked to try.

The horse is trained by William Haggas at Newmarket, one of the sport's most respected yards. To put that in context, Haggas's team has already sent out 176 winners this season alone — that is not a stable that wastes time running horses in races they cannot be competitive in. When a Haggas horse lines up, it is usually there for a reason, which makes Zennor Storm's unblemished two-from-two record feel even more credible.

After that second win in December, Zennor Storm has been off the track for around four months. A break at this stage of a young horse's career is not unusual — two-year-olds can develop quickly, and trainers often give them time to strengthen and grow between campaigns. The question, when Zennor Storm does return, is whether that perfect record holds. Two wins from two races is a wonderful story. How it reads after the next chapter is what everyone will be watching for.