Sisters In The Sky

The most striking thread running through her record is Wolverhampton. She has raced there 23 times — more than a quarter of her entire career — and won 3 of them. That might not sound dramatic until you consider that most horses never win at the same track three times in their lives. Something about that circuit suits her: the tight bends, the artificial surface, the way races are run there. Her most recent win came at Wolverhampton just two months ago, in January 2026, and with her last six results reading 1-2-7-4-4-8 (reading back from that win), she is clearly still in decent nick.

She also has a fondness for fast, dry ground — two wins from nine attempts on those conditions gives her a 22% win rate, meaning she wins roughly 1 in every 4.5 races when conditions suit. That is more than double her overall rate, which is worth noting if the forecast is dry.

The partnership with jockey Finley Marsh is one of the more compelling parts of her story. In 12 races together, he has ridden her to 3 wins — a 25% win rate, or 1 win in every 4 rides. That is a meaningful number and suggests there is a genuine understanding between horse and rider that goes beyond coincidence.

Trainer Grace Harris, based in Shirenewton in Gwent, has had a productive season — 27 winners sent out already — and Sisters In The Sky sits comfortably within that operation. Racing predominantly at Class 6, which is the entry-level tier of British Flat racing, she has won 7 of her 55 races at that level. She raced just six days ago, so she is fit and active. At seven, with 82 races behind her and a win as recently as January, she is exactly the kind of battle-hardened, course-savvy performer that races like these are built around.