Kinswoman

Her most recent outing came just yesterday—a testament to how much racing she is doing—and she claimed her latest victory at Great Yarmouth only this week on 30 August. That win is significant because it came after a period of chasing form, a run in which she finished sixth, ninth, eighth, fourth and then second before breaking through again. This is a horse who doesn't give up and keeps trying in the mid-tier races that define her level. Kinswoman first tasted victory at Windsor on 11 August 2025, more than a year ago now, and has since added three more wins to that breakthrough.

The picture is complicated slightly by her record at Class 5 level, where she has failed to win from 5 attempts—a reminder that step up in quality, even at the lower end of the professional game, can be a real hurdle. Her partnership with jockey Cieren Fallon has yielded 1 win from 5 rides together, a respectable but not remarkable return of 20 percent. She remains a workhorse of the lower tiers, but one worth watching when she lines up: active, keen to race, and capable of finding the winner's circle often enough to justify the effort.