Eremenko

Henderson is one of the most respected trainers in Britain, and his yard has sent out 85 winners already this season — a number that speaks to the sheer quality of the operation Eremenko is part of. She opened her account at Southwell in May 2025 on what was only her first career win, and has since added a second victory at Plumpton just a fortnight ago. That Plumpton win is the most recent entry in her form figures — 1-2-4-9-1, reading from oldest to most recent — and it shows a horse who came back from a rough patch in the middle of her record and found her way back to winning. That bounce-back quality matters.

What makes her particularly interesting is how she performs on normal ground conditions. From her three races on a standard surface, she has won two of them — a 67% win rate, or 2 from 3 — which is an extraordinary conversion. Henderson himself noted during a stable tour last October that she is tough and feisty, jumps well, and wouldn't want the ground too quick. That last detail is worth remembering: if conditions dry out sharply in summer, her numbers may dip. But on normal going, she is close to unbeatable in her current form.

She is not a physically imposing horse, by her trainer's own account, but size is rarely the whole story in racing. Eremenko raced just yesterday and remains an active runner, which means this profile is very much a work in progress. With 85 winners already dispatched from the Henderson yard this season, there is clearly no shortage of ammunition — and a horse winning 1 in every 3 races, with two wins in her last six and a fondness for the conditions she is most likely to encounter, is exactly the kind of reliable performer any yard builds a season around.