Just Queen High

Both wins have come at Nottingham, which is a detail worth noting. The first arrived on 15 July 2025, and she returned to the same track on 23 October 2025 to do it again — suggesting she has a particular liking for the course. Some horses simply go well at certain tracks, whether it is the layout, the ground, or just familiarity, and Nottingham appears to bring out the best in her.

Her strongest performances come over the shorter distances — between five and six-and-a-half furlongs — where she has won 2 of her 5 races at those trips. That is a 40% win rate at her preferred distance, which is genuinely eye-catching. It tells you she wants to race fast and sharp rather than grind it out over longer trips.

The recent form line reads 10-9-14-1-7-1 from most recent backwards, and it is a bit of a rollercoaster. The two wins bookend a stretch of mid-field and unplaced efforts, which suggests she can go quiet for a spell before producing something good. She raced just yesterday, so the yard will be monitoring how she comes out of that before planning the next move.

She is trained by Dylan Cunha at Newmarket, one of British racing's great training centres, and the yard has been in fine form this season with 45 winners already sent out. That level of output suggests a well-organised operation that knows how to place its horses to win races. Just Queen High is currently racing at Class 5 level — the lower-middle tier of British racing — and has won 1 from 4 at that grade. There may be room to drop her back in, or she may simply need things to fall right again. Either way, a horse that has won twice at the same track at her best trip is always one to keep an eye on when Nottingham comes around.