By Jove Grace

What makes By Jove Grace stand out is the pattern of her performances. Two seconds and a win from her first four races is the hallmark of a horse learning quickly and running well consistently. The fifth-place finish looks like an anomaly rather than a sign of trouble, the kind of off-day that happens to any young horse finding its feet. Trained by Richard and Peter Fahey at Musley Bank in North Yorkshire, he is part of a yard that has already sent out 23 winners this season — a yard in form, in other words, which matters when it comes to backing a young horse with potential. With a recent win under her belt and genuine placed form, By Jove Grace looks like the kind of two-year-old worth keeping an eye on as the season unfolds.