Brandy McQueen

The career got started at Perth in May 2022, and by February 2023 Brandy McQueen had climbed to one of the top levels of British racing, winning a Class 2 race at Musselburgh — the kind of result that announces a horse has more ability than its day-to-day performances might suggest. That Musselburgh win is no fluke either. The track has become something of a happy hunting ground, with 2 wins from 7 races there. To win twice at the same course from seven visits is the sort of consistency that is hard to manufacture — some horses simply take to a particular track, its bends, its ground, its rhythm, and Musselburgh seems to suit this one down to the ground.

The most recent win came at Catterick Bridge in March 2026, just two months ago, confirming that at nine years old there is still plenty left in the tank. Recent form reads 4-–-1-3-6-–, which shows a mix of solid efforts and quieter days — perfectly normal for a horse that competes regularly at Class 4 level, where the competition is consistent and margins are rarely wide. At that level, Brandy McQueen has won 2 from 13 races, or around 1 in every 6 — a respectable return in a competitive bracket.

Regular partner Edward Austin has been aboard for 9 of those races, winning 2 of them — roughly 1 in every 4 rides together, which is a better return than the horse's overall average and suggests the combination has developed an understanding. Trainer Miss Lucy Brown has sent out just 1 winner this season so far, which makes Brandy McQueen's continued form all the more valuable to the yard. Still active and last seen just a day ago, this is a horse that clearly loves the game.