Raaheeb seeks to resume his progression at Windsor

Raaheeb, a brother to top performers Baaeed and Hukum, returns to racing in the Group 3 Winter Hill Stakes at Windsor after time to develop following a fourth-place finish in the Irish Derby.

By Sama News Agency
September 8, 2026
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Raaheeb returns to racing at Windsor, aiming to build on his progress after a fourth-place Irish Derby finish. (Sky Sports — Football)
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Raaheeb, the Shadwell-owned brother of leading performers Baaeed and Hukum, returns to racing at Windsor in the Weatherbys Global Stallions App Winter Hill Stakes on Sky Sports Racing.

The horse began his career with a success at two before winning the Classic Trial at Sandown. He then finished fourth in the Irish Derby, travelling competitively before tiring late under Rossa Ryan. Time away has been given to aid his physical and mental development.

Venetian Prince, trained by Andrew Balding and ridden by Jason Watson, won the Italian Derby in June but disappointed at Royal Ascot when outpaced in the King Edward VII Stakes. Maho Bay ran creditably at the royal meeting before encountering trouble in the straight and remains relatively unexposed.

Crest Of Fire and Harmonics have been progressing through handicaps but would need a significant step forward to succeed at Group level. Racing also takes place at Newton Abbot and Wolverhampton, with a total of 22 domestic races shown live on Sky Sports Racing.

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