Call Me Betty

The four-year-old has had a busy few months. Her first career win came at Wolverhampton in June 2025, and she has clearly built on that foundation — winning at Carlisle just this week and currently sitting on a recent run of form that reads 1-14-6-1-2-3. That last big number is the only blemish; taken as a whole, this is a horse that has been bang in the mix more often than not over her last six outings, with two wins and a second in amongst them.

The trainer behind her is Michael Dods, who operates out of Piercebridge in County Durham. With 43 winners already on the board this season, his yard is clearly firing — and Connor Beasley, who rides Call Me Betty more than anyone else, has been in the saddle for both of her wins together. That pairing has clicked at exactly the same rate as her overall record: 2 wins from their 8 races together, or 1 in every 4. When those two combine, the results speak for themselves.

One detail worth flagging is how much Call Me Betty seems to enjoy normal, standard ground conditions. On a decent surface she has won 2 of her 5 races — 40%, or two in every five — which is a genuinely striking number. That suggests the team will be keeping a close eye on the forecast before committing her to a race, and it is a useful edge to know about. A horse that excels in the right conditions rather than all of them is one worth watching when everything lines up.