There are not many racehorse trainers who have hit headlines across the racing world more regularly or widely over the past 12 months than William Haggas.
Coming off the back of his most successful year yet in terms of both number of winners and prize money in 2021, the Newmarket handler continued to attract widespread adulation in 2022.
On home turf, Baaeed continued his ascent to world’s best turf racehorse status via the United Kingdom’s most prestigious Group One contests, while stablemates Alenquer and Sea La Rosa landed valuable Irish Group One and French Group Two successes, respectively.
Since the turn of this year, Haggas has wasted no time between British flat seasons, instead turning his attention, once again, to Australia.
Haggas has scooped a trio…
