Sarab Star

That first win came at Salisbury in August 2024, but the performance that really defines where Sarab Star sits in the pecking order came at Wolverhampton on 25 November 2025 — a Class 2 victory, which puts it firmly in the top tier of British racing. Winning at that level isn't a fluke or a lucky day; it means beating horses that have earned their place near the top of the game. The all-weather track at Wolverhampton suits horses that handle a consistent, fair surface, and Sarab Star clearly thrived there.

The recent form figures — 2-2-1-2-1-6 — tell an interesting story. Read right to left, that's a sequence of two wins separated by a second place, then two more second places, and finally a sixth last time out. In other words, Sarab Star has been consistently knocking on the door, winning 2 of its last 6 races and finishing second three more times. The single sixth place stands out as the exception rather than the rule, and with the horse still active — having raced just yesterday — there's clearly no sign of the team easing off.

Behind the scenes, Sarab Star is trained by Jack Channon at West Ilsley in Berkshire, a yard that has sent out 46 winners already this season. That's a stable in serious form, and a horse with Sarab Star's record fits right into that picture. At four years old, with a top-level win already on the board and a career that shows more consistency than almost any horse at this stage has a right to, the question isn't whether Sarab Star can compete at a high level — it already has. The question is just how much further it can go.