Zennor Storm

Both of those wins have come at Kempton Park, which is worth paying attention to. The first arrived on 22 October 2025, and Zennor Storm returned to the same track and did it again on 3 December 2025. Some horses simply click with a particular venue — the shape of the track, the surface, the way the bends work — and Kempton Park appears to suit this horse down to the ground. When you see a horse win 2 from 2 at the same track, that is not a coincidence worth dismissing.

The recent form figures — 10, 9, 1, 1, reading from the most recent race backwards — tell an interesting story. Those back-to-back wins show genuine ability, but the two most recent outings, finishing tenth and ninth, suggest the horse has had a trickier time of it lately. That said, Zennor Storm raced just one day ago and is clearly still being kept busy, which suggests the team around it believe there is more to come.

That team is led by William Haggas, one of the most respected trainers in the country, based out of Newmarket in Suffolk. His yard has already sent out 170 winners this season alone — a number that reflects an operation running at genuine scale and quality. Having a horse trained by Haggas is a little like having your manuscript read by a celebrated editor: the standard of care and attention around the horse is as high as it gets. For Zennor Storm, still only three years old, that environment gives it every chance of building on what has already been a quietly impressive start to life on the track.