Harriet Quimby

Her one win came at Great Yarmouth on 11 April 2026, and her recent form reading of 3-1-2-3 tells an interesting story: she won, then finished second, then third. That slight dip after the win is not unusual — trainers often test a horse at a higher level once they have broken through, and running into better company can mean slightly lower finishing positions even when the horse is performing just as well. She raced as recently as yesterday, which means she is very much in the thick of an active campaign right now.

Behind her is the Newmarket operation of Simon and Ed Crisford, one of the busier yards in British racing this season with 79 winners already on the board. That is not a small number — it speaks to a stable that knows how to place horses in races they can win and keep them fit enough to do it repeatedly. Harriet Quimby looks well placed within that system: active, consistent, and still young enough that there could be more to come as the season continues.