Daylami leading 1st season sire by 30% wins to runs

Daylami currently heads the first season sire’s table by percentage winners to runners achieving a remarkable 30% wins to runs in England and Ireland, so far.

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Daylami currently heads the first season sire’s table by percentage winners to runners achieving a remarkable 30% wins to runs in England and Ireland, so far. His 6 winners to date in England and Ireland have won 8 races, including the Listed Sweet Solera Stakes, which was won by Bay Tree. His first runner, Birthday Suit, won on both her first starts before finishing third to Attraction in the Group II Cherry Hinton Stakes at Newmarket.

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In Ireland, the exciting prospect Grey Swallow has won his only start by 10 lengths and is highly regarded by his trainer Dermot Weld. He is now being aimed at the Group I Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket or the Group I Grand Critérium on Arc weekend.

Daylami has also sired a debutant winner in France in Day Or Night, and a further winner in Norway named Zalo, bringing his total number of wins to 10, and his overall strike rate to 33% in Europe.

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