Belle Amie

Her most recent form reads 2-2-3-1-4-1, which means she has won 2 of her last 6 races. That kind of back-to-back winning form — bracketing a handful of decent placed efforts — suggests a horse that is in good shape and enjoying a productive spell. She won first at Wolverhampton in February 2026, then followed up at Bath just this week on 13 June, which means she goes into her next race on the back of a victory rather than chasing one.

The distance question is worth noting. Belle Amie seems to find her best form over a mile and three to a mile and four furlongs — that is a stamina test rather than a sprint, and she has won 1 from 3 at those trips, a rate of 33%. That is 1 in every 3 races, which at her level of competition is genuinely good. It suggests she benefits from a real test of endurance, the kind of longer race where pace judgement and staying power matter more than raw speed off the mark.

She typically races at Class 6, the entry-level tier of British racing, where she has won 1 from 6 outings at that grade. That is not a flashy record, but the placed finishes stack up and she is clearly competitive. Behind her sits trainer David Simcock, whose Newmarket yard has sent out 39 winners already this season — a strong operation that clearly knows how to place horses to give them their best chance. The fact that Belle Amie has won twice in the space of a few months suggests the team has found the right races for her at exactly the right time.