Ziggy's Condor

Those strengths are fairly specific. Ziggy's Condor is a sprinter at heart, best suited to the shorter end of the distance range — between five and six and a half furlongs — where it has collected all three of its career wins from 20 races at those trips. That 15% win rate at the right distance compares very favourably to its overall record of 3 wins from 35 races, which tells you the yard has a clear picture of where this horse is competitive and where it is simply making up the numbers.

Class 4 is the level where Ziggy's Condor does its best work. Three wins from 17 races at that level — roughly 1 in every 6 — is a solid return, and it suggests a horse that is well placed when it runs at the right grade. The first win came at Pontefract in July 2023, and the most recent at Newcastle in January 2026, five months ago. A winter win on a sharp all-weather track is worth noting — it shows the horse handles different conditions rather than being a fair-weather specialist.

The current form run of twelve races without a win will catch the eye, and the most recent six outings read 12-5-4-2-7-7, which is a mixed picture. The second place suggests it is not far off, but it has not been able to close the deal. Oisin Orr has ridden the horse eight times without winning together, which is a notable blank from a jockey of his quality, though that may say more about timing and circumstance than any fundamental mismatch. Ziggy's Condor raced just yesterday, so the yard are clearly keeping it busy, and with the right sprint trip at the right level, another win is far from out of the question.