Sisters In The Sky

What does work in her favour is Wolverhampton. She has won 3 of her 23 races there, making it her strongest track by some distance—a course where she has found the form to win. She has not tasted victory since January 26, which is now seven months ago, so the winless streak is a real one, but given the nature of her record, another win is not out of the question. Finley Marsh has ridden her to 3 wins from 12 races together, a win rate of 1 in 4 that stands out against her career average, suggesting the pair click on race day.

Grace Harris, her trainer at Shirenewton in Gwent, has had a strong season with 31 winners sent out from the yard, so Sisters In The Sky is in a stable firing on all cylinders. The horse typically competes at Class 6 level and has won 7 of 55 races in that grade (roughly 1 in 8), which is solid for that level. One curiosity: she loves very dry, fast ground and has won 2 of 11 races on such conditions—that is 18 percent, notably better than her overall rate. It is not a huge sample, but it is a pattern worth noting. At this stage of her career, she is a bread-and-butter racehorse who has done her job honestly and keeps running.