Solow (horse)

Solow was a French Thoroughbred racehorse best known for his dominant performances between 2014 and 2016. Trained by Freddy Head and owned by Wertheimer et Frère, Solow achieved Group 1 victories across multiple countries and distances, primarily excelling on turf.

His racing career began in 2012, but he truly rose to prominence in 2014, winning the Listed Prix Lord Seymour. In 2015, he embarked on a remarkable winning streak, securing prestigious races such as the Dubai Turf, Prix d'Ispahan, Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot, Prix Jacques Le Marois, and the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. These victories established him as one of the leading milers in the world.

Solow continued his success into 2016, winning the Prix d'Ispahan again. Although he faced some defeats later in the year due to physical issues, he remained a highly respected and accomplished racehorse. Upon retirement, Solow became a stallion. He is remembered for his powerful finishing kick and tactical versatility, making him a popular and admired figure within the racing community.