Cool Molly

What makes her recent form particularly eye-catching is the shape of it. Reading her last six results from most recent backwards — a win, a second, a blank, a fifth, a win, a second — you can see a horse that dips occasionally but keeps bouncing back to the front. She opened her account at Cheltenham on 2nd January 2026 and then followed it up with a win at Lingfield Park just this week, on 3rd April. Back-to-back wins across a season suggests a horse that is figuring things out and improving rather than flatlining.

The one puzzle in her profile is that all five of her races at her typical level — Class 5, which is the bread-and-butter tier of British racing — have ended without a win. Her two victories have come elsewhere, which hints that she may actually be better suited to stepping up in class than her everyday assignments suggest. That is the kind of quirk that rewards paying attention.

She is trained by Ollie Sangster, based in Marlborough, Wiltshire, and the yard is having a productive season with 40 winners already on the board. A stable in that kind of form tends to place its horses carefully and with a plan, so Cool Molly arriving at Lingfield in winning form just this week is unlikely to be an accident. With a horse this active and this consistent right now, she is well worth keeping an eye on.