As a two-year-old she showed little early promise but improved towards the end of the season to win her last two races including the Listed Montrose Stakes.
[6] During her track career, Rajeem raced in the colours of Saeed Manana and was trained by Clive Brittain at his Carlburg stable in Newmarket, Suffolk.
She produced a better effort in a seven furlong maiden at Warwick Racecourse on 5 September when she finished fourth of the twelve runners behind the Geoff Wragg-trained Giving.
Three weeks later Rajeem recorded her first success in a maiden over one mile at Nottingham Racecourse, taking the lead two furlongs from the finish and winning by two lengths at odds of 17/2.
[9] At Royal Ascot on 23 June Rajeem started a 150/1 outsider for the Group One Coronation Stakes but belied her odds as she ran on strongly in the straight to finish fifth of the fifteen runners behind Nannina.
At Newmarket on 12 July Rajeem was matched against older fillies and mares in the Falmouth Stakes and started a 50/1 outsider in a seven-runner field.
In a change of tactics, Rajeem led from the start and set a slow pace before holding off several challengers in the final furlong to win by three quarters of a length ahead of Nannina with Musicanna, Nasheej and Peeress close behind.
Clive Brittain commented "We decided she had already won a Group One and had done enough – she didn't need to prove anything else... At the end of last year I was hoping we were going to have a good season with her and she got over her first injury but then she got another niggle".