Canaria Queen

Her career kicked off at Musselburgh in September 2023, and she has been a regular fixture on the northern circuit ever since. She tends to operate at Class 6 level — the bread-and-butter races that form the backbone of British racing — and she has genuinely made that level her own, winning 4 of her 19 races there, or roughly 1 in every 5. That is a solid return for a horse competing week in, week out at the same tier, and it suggests Tim Easterby's team have got a clear sense of where she belongs and how to place her well.

Easterby is one of the most prolific trainers in the north of England, and the numbers back that up: his yard at Great Habton in North Yorkshire has sent out 126 winners already this season. Having a busy, reliable horse like Canaria Queen in the string fits the profile of an operation that keeps horses active and competitive rather than waiting for the perfect opportunity.

There is one small but telling detail in her record: she goes particularly well when the ground is a little on the soft side, winning 2 of her 9 races in those conditions — roughly 1 in every 4 times, which is meaningfully better than her overall average. When the overnight rain comes and the ground cuts up a little, her the yard will be watching the entries closely.

Her most regular partner has been jockey Duran Fentiman, who has ridden her in 17 of her 41 races and won on her 3 times — a win rate of 18%, or nearly 1 in every 5. That is a productive combination by any measure. Most recently, they struck together at Doncaster just last week on 24 April 2026, and with her recent form reading a win followed by a second place in her last two relevant efforts, Canaria Queen looks to be hitting a purple patch right now.