Luna Mia

Her best racing comes over the shorter distances, between five and six and a half furlongs, where she has won one from five attempts — a 20% win rate, or one in every five races at that trip. That is meaningfully better than her overall figures and suggests she is a sprinter at heart, a horse that wants to be sharp and quick rather than grinding out a longer contest.

Her sole career win came at Naas in September 2025, and her recent form reads 4-2-8-1-2-4 — that sequence tells an interesting story. The win (1) sits in the middle of a run that includes two runner-up finishes either side of it, which suggests she has been racing consistently at a decent level. The eighth-place finish is the one blot, but horses have bad days, and the runs before and after it suggest it was an outlier rather than a trend.

She is trained by M D O'Callaghan at The Curragh in County Kildare, one of the heartlands of Irish racing. The yard has sent out 21 winners already this season, which speaks to an operation in decent form. With Luna Mia having raced just one day ago, she is clearly fit and active, and at three years old she has plenty of time to add to that one career win.