Havachoc

Both career wins have come on normal ground, and both have come over the longer distances — between a mile and six furlongs and two miles. Those 2 wins from 11 races at those trips (18%, roughly 1 in every 6) might not sound like headline numbers, but they tell you exactly what conditions suit. This is a horse that wants time and space to settle into a rhythm, not a sharp track and a sprint finish.

The partnership with jockey Paddy Bradley is one of the most interesting details in this profile. Together they've won 2 from 5 — that's 40%, or two in every five rides — which is a remarkable ratio at any level of racing. When a jockey and horse click like that, it usually means the rider has figured out something specific about how the horse wants to be ridden, and the trainer knows it. It's no coincidence that both career wins have come with Bradley in the saddle.

Those wins came at Wolverhampton in January 2026 and Southwell in February 2026 — both all-weather tracks, both in the winter, both at the lower end of the racing ladder where Havachoc competes most often. Trainer Patrick Morris, based in Prescott on Merseyside, has sent out 22 winners this season, so this is clearly a yard in decent form. Having raced just one day ago, Havachoc is very much in the thick of things right now, and with the Bradley partnership producing results, there's every reason to think another win isn't far away.