Cloudy Rose

The most striking number in Cloudy Rose's record is Brighton: 4 wins from 12 races at that track, meaning she wins 1 in every 3 times she goes there. For context, that is an extraordinary return for a horse at this level. Brighton is an unusual, undulating track with a sharp downhill finish, and some horses simply click with it in a way that never fully makes sense — Cloudy Rose is one of them. Her first career win came there back in May 2023, and she has kept going back and kept winning.

She also has clear preferences beyond just the track. On fast, dry ground she wins roughly 1 in every 3.5 races — 3 wins from 11 outings — and over middle distances of a mile and three to four furlongs, she has taken 4 of 13 races, a 31% win rate that is the best of any distance she has tried. Put her at Brighton, on dry ground, over that trip, and you are looking at a horse in her element. John Berry's yard in Newmarket has been in good form this season, sending out 13 winners, and Adam Farragher, who has partnered her in 8 of her races, wins 1 in every 4 when the two are paired — a strong record by any measure.

Her most recent win came at Doncaster in July 2025, and her last six runs read 1-4-5-5-6-4 in reverse order — meaning that win was a bright spot surrounded by mid-pack finishes. At eight years old and racing just yesterday, she is very much still active. She competes almost exclusively at Class 6, the entry level of British racing, and has won 6 from 32 races at that grade — about 1 in every 5. She is not a horse who has risen through the ranks, but that is not the point. Cloudy Rose is a specialist: find the right conditions, and she delivers.