Miss Gitana

Her best form comes on normal ground, where she has won 2 of her 10 races on that surface, a 20% win rate that tells you she is a different proposition when conditions suit. She opened her account at Doncaster in June 2024, and her most recent win came at Tramore in July 2025 — a gap of about eleven months that captures the stop-start nature of a horse operating at this level. She has not won in her last six outings, with recent finishes of sixth, eighth, eighth, sixteenth, and ninth, which suggests she is in one of those frustrating patches where the results do not quite come.

Most of her racing has been at Class 5, the entry-level tier of British racing, where she has won 1 from 5 races. That context matters: at this level, you are not talking about a horse that has lit up a festival or banked serious prize money. Miss Gitana is a bread-and-butter racer, the kind that fills out cards week in week out, and her value is in the consistency of her effort rather than headline moments. The yard itself has sent out two winners this season, so Murray is not operating at enormous volume, and a horse like Miss Gitana — still racing actively and still placing — represents a solid working part of a small operation. The next win may take a little patience, but with three already on the board and nine places alongside them, she is clearly not without ability.