Nordic Glory

The most recent chapter is the most exciting. Nordic Glory won at Bath just days ago — on 13 May 2026 — and was back racing again yesterday. That kind of quick turnaround tells you the horse is in good form and thriving at the moment. The recent record of 1-5-4-2-3-9 shows a horse that has been running well more often than not, with that win and a couple of near-misses sandwiched around a couple of quieter efforts.

Most of Nordic Glory's career has been spent at Class 6 level — the grassroots end of British racing, where horses compete in large fields and margins are tight. Seven wins from 46 races at that level, roughly 1 in every 7, is a decent return for a horse operating in that busy, competitive environment. It is worth noting that the first career win came at Lingfield Park back in February 2022, so Nordic Glory has been a consistent presence on the racing circuit for several years now.

The partnership with jockey William Carson has been the most productive of Nordic Glory's career. The two have raced together 32 times, producing 6 wins — a win rate of roughly 1 in every 5 races together, which is noticeably better than Nordic Glory's overall record. That kind of improved performance with one particular rider suggests a real understanding between horse and jockey.

Behind the scenes, trainer Michael Attwater runs a busy yard in Epsom, Surrey, and has sent out 27 winners this season alone — a strong return that suggests a stable in good nick. Nordic Glory is a product of that consistency: a horse that keeps showing up, keeps competing, and — as this week proved — keeps winning.