Habrdi

The most interesting number in his file is a simple one: two wins from three races at Wolverhampton. That's not luck — that's a horse who genuinely suits a specific track. Wolverhampton is an all-weather circuit, run under floodlights on an artificial surface, and some horses just click with it. Habrdi clearly does. His most recent win came there in March 2026, so this isn't old history — he's doing it now, in the current chapter of his career.

His recent form reads 3-2-6-8-4-1, and the direction of travel is encouraging. After a couple of flat efforts mid-sequence, he bounced back with a second, then a win, and he raced just yesterday — so he's firmly in the middle of an active campaign. His regular jockey James Sullivan has been aboard for 14 of his races together, winning just 1, roughly 1 in 14. That's a modest record, but it hasn't stopped the team coming back to the combination, which suggests there's more faith in the partnership than the raw numbers show.

Trainer Ruth Carr runs a busy yard out of Stillington in North Yorkshire — 63 winners already on the board this season, which is a serious operation. Habrdi is a relatively recent addition to the string, and when he first arrived Carr noted he'd had a messy introduction at Doncaster, caught wide and racing too freely before tiring late. She was relaxed about it, flagging that some good races likely lay ahead once he settled in. With two Wolverhampton wins already on his CV, it looks like she was right.