Morshdi

The first big moment came at York on 11 October 2025, where Morshdi won a Class 2 race — one of the better races you can find in Britain outside of the very top tier. York is one of the most respected tracks in the country, and winning there at that level on your first career victory is not a bad way to announce yourself. It set the tone for what followed.

Morshdi then went to Newmarket — the spiritual home of British flat racing — and won again on 15 April 2026, just four weeks ago. Two wins from four races, both at quality venues, both in good company. The recent form reads 5-1-1-2, which in racing shorthand means the last four runs produced a fifth, a win, a win, and a second. That middle stretch — back-to-back victories — is exactly the kind of consistent, progressive form that gets people paying attention.

Behind all of this is William Haggas, whose yard in Newmarket has sent out 170 winners already this season. That is a remarkable number — it means this is one of the busiest and most successful training operations in the country right now, and horses in that yard tend to be placed in races they can win rather than sent out to make up the numbers. The fact that Morshdi has raced only 4 times suggests the team has been patient and selective, which often pays off with a young horse still learning the job.

At just 3 years old and with the season still running, Morshdi is one of those horses where the most interesting chapter may still be ahead.