Harswell Ruby

Both wins have come in the last few months, which matters. The first arrived at Doncaster in April 2025, and the more recent at Thirsk on 10 April 2026 — just five weeks ago. Back-to-back wins across a relatively short window suggests a horse that has found some form, and with her last six results reading 4-5-1-7-10-4, she's been patchy but clearly capable of producing something sharp when conditions click.

Roger Fell trains her out of Nawton in North Yorkshire, and it's a yard firing well right now — 23 winners on the board already this season, which is a healthy return by any measure. Her regular jockey is Rowan Scott, who has been aboard for six of her races together without managing a win. That's not necessarily a damning statistic — jockey-horse partnerships can take time to gel, and Scott hasn't had much luck on her specifically — but it's a combination still searching for its moment.

Her best distance is between a mile and a furlong and a mile and two furlongs, where she wins roughly 1 in every 6 races — a noticeably better return than her overall record. She runs mostly at Class 5 level, the bread-and-butter tier of British racing, where she's won 1 from 13 races at 8%. That sounds modest, but the fact she places so consistently at this level means she belongs there — she's competitive, just not yet dominant. With two wins already in recent months and a yard in good form, this is a horse worth keeping an eye on.