Love Alive

That single win came at Wolverhampton on 3rd February 2026, and it was no fluke — at the level she typically competes at, she has won 1 from 4 races, which translates to winning 1 in every 4 at that grade. That's a meaningful number. It tells you she belongs at that level and can beat horses around her, even if stepping up in class remains a question mark for now.

Her recent form reads 9, a non-runner, 1, 7, 6, 4 — which, working backwards, shows a horse that was struggling to land a blow before that Wolverhampton success, but has since been kept off the track for just over eight weeks. She is currently active and last raced 16 days ago, so her the yard are clearly keeping her ticking over.

She is trained by Martin Dunne at Newmarket, one of British racing's most famous training centres in Suffolk. Dunne's yard has sent out 20 winners already this season, which marks it out as a functioning, productive operation — not a huge powerhouse, but a yard that knows how to get a horse ready to win. For a young horse still developing at three, being in a yard that is consistently getting results is exactly the kind of environment where improvement is possible.

Love Alive is not a headline act yet, and her overall record — 1 win from 8 races — is honest rather than spectacular. But there is something worth watching here: a young horse who has already shown she can win at her level, trained in a yard in decent form, with plenty of racing still ahead of her. At three, she is only just beginning to find out who she is as a racehorse.