Siam Park

The key to understanding Siam Park is the ground. On normal, standard conditions, this horse wins 3 from 12 races — that is 1 in every 4, a 25% win rate that tells a very different story to the overall career record. When the track suits, Siam Park is a genuine contender. Joe Tizzard, who trains the horse from his yard in Milborne Port, Dorset, knows this well. He has spoken about his fondness for Taunton in particular, and it was there that Siam Park landed its first career win in March 2025 — the kind of breakthrough moment that confirms a horse belongs at the level it is competing at.

That level is typically Class 4 — not the glamour end of racing, but solid, competitive midweek sport where margins are small and the wrong draw or a soft patch of ground can cost you a race. At that grade, Siam Park has won 2 from 10, roughly 1 in every 5, which is a perfectly respectable record. The most recent win came at Plumpton in November 2025, around six months ago now, and since then the form has dried up — four runs without a win, though two placed efforts in that sequence show the horse has not stopped trying.

Regular rider Brendan Powell has been in the saddle for 15 of those 21 races, winning just once together — a 7% win rate, or 1 in every 15 rides. That is modest, though it reflects the competitive nature of the races rather than any lack of ability from either horse or jockey. Tizzard's yard has been in fine form this season, sending out 58 winners, which suggests Siam Park is in good hands even during a quiet patch. With normal ground and a track it knows well on the horizon, another day in the winner's enclosure is not out of the question.