Tutty has spoken warmly about her, describing early work as really pleasing and singling out her attitude as a genuine positive. In racing, temperament matters almost as much as talent — a horse that wants to do the job tends to keep improving. The trainer has been patient, easing back on Lady Vega's preparation to give her more time to develop physically, with an eye on later in the season rather than rushing her out early. That kind of thinking tends to be rewarded. Tutty's yard has already sent out 20 winners this season, which shows this is a trainer in form and worth following — if she says a horse is one to look forward to, that is worth taking seriously.