Anariza

That big moment came at Wetherby on 26 November 2025, and it remains her only career win to date. Wetherby is a sharp, galloping track in West Yorkshire that suits horses who travel well through a race, and Anariza clearly took to it. Whether she returns there to build on that experience will be one of the more interesting questions around her in the coming months.

Her recent form makes encouraging reading. Reading the last six runs from most recent backwards — third, ninth, fifth, third, first, and a blank — there is a consistency in the top-three finishes that suggests a horse who is competitive more often than her 11% win rate (roughly 1 in every 9 races) might imply. At Class 4 level, the tier below the very top races in Britain, she has won 1 from 3 — a 33% record, or one in every three attempts — which is genuinely strong and suggests this is a level where she can do real damage.

The man most often in the saddle is Mr Jack Andrews, who has partnered her in seven of her nine races and was aboard for her Wetherby win. That kind of continuity matters — a jockey who knows a horse's quirks and tendencies, who understands when to push and when to wait, is a real asset. Together they win roughly 1 in every 7 races, a modest number on paper, but the partnership is clearly one the yard trusts.

Trainer T Ellis, based in Rugby in Warwickshire, has had a productive season with 24 winners already on the board. That is a yard operating with confidence, and Anariza raced just one day ago, meaning she is very much in the thick of a campaign. For a horse who only found her winning form at Wetherby five months ago, the trajectory here looks promising — and at Class 4, she is already proving she belongs.