Divine Libra

His last win came on 8 May 2024, more than two years ago, and his recent form has been thin. In his last six races he has run 9th, 11th, 5th, 8th, 8th, and 2nd—that second place finish showing he can still get competitive, but the string of mid-field efforts suggests he may be sliding. Trainer Charles Hills, who runs a productive yard at Lambourn, appears to understand where Divine Libra functions best. His recent comments hint at a horse better suited to seven-furlong races on softer ground, and he's mapped out specific targets, including the Buckingham Palace Stakes, rather than chasing status in the elite races where the horse simply cannot perform. For a horse that raced just yesterday, Divine Libra remains active in the hunt for winners—though the wins, for now, seem more likely to come at specialist courses like Chester than at the upper reaches of the sport.