Krissy

Her recent form reads 2-1-7-2-1-2, and that solitary seventh aside, it is a sequence that speaks to a horse in good nick. She has won 2 of her last 6 races, with her most recent victory coming at Musselburgh just three weeks ago on 26 April 2026 — and she raced again only yesterday, which tells you the team at Jim Goldie's yard clearly feel she is in the form of her life and are keen to keep her rolling while things are going well.

Goldie himself is worth noting. Based at Uplawmoor in Lanarkshire, his operation has sent out 88 winners already this season, which is the kind of output that marks a yard running at full tilt. When a trainer is firing winners at that rate, the horses leaving his gates tend to be fit, ready, and pointed at the right races — and Krissy looks like a prime example of that approach working.

She does her best racing on normal ground — the kind of surface you get on a dry but not baked summer's day. On that footing she has won 2 from 6, a win rate of 33%, or roughly 1 in every 3 races. That is meaningfully better than her overall record and worth keeping in mind when the weather forecasters get involved.

Krissy tends to compete at Class 6, which is the entry-level tier of British racing. There is no shame in that — these races are competitive in their own right — and within that bracket she has won 2 of 8, a rate of 25%, or 1 in every 4 races. Her first win came at Newcastle back in November 2025. She has since added Musselburgh to her list. A horse that keeps winning, keeps racing, and keeps placing is exactly what a trainer wants in a yard churning out results — and right now, Krissy fits that description well.