Silver Wraith

The overall career picture shows 2 wins and 5 places from 10 races, a win rate of roughly 1 in every 5 — which, at this level, is a solid return. Silver Wraith does most of its racing at Class 5, the everyday bread-and-butter level of British racing, and has won 1 from 5 races there (20%). That is not a horse who struggles in its comfort zone — it competes, it places, and it wins often enough to keep everyone interested.

What is particularly striking is the attachment to Bath racecourse. Silver Wraith's first career win came at Bath back in October 2025, and it returned to the same track this week — 29 April 2026 — to win again. Winning a race is hard enough. Winning at the same track twice suggests the horse genuinely suits the place, whether it is the turns, the terrain, or simply the feel of the ground there. Trainers notice things like this, and Emma Lavelle — whose yard has sent out 45 winners already this season, which is a seriously productive run — will be well aware she has a horse with a favourite hunting ground.

Lavelle's operation is clearly in sharp form this season, and Silver Wraith looks like one of the horses carrying that momentum. With its two consecutive wins, a track it clearly loves, and a trainer firing on all cylinders, this is a horse worth following closely over the weeks ahead.