Elizabetty

That sole victory came at Newcastle on 22 January 2026, and it remains her most recent win, now around two months ago. What makes it stand out is where it came from in terms of distance. Over seven furlongs to a mile, Elizabetty has won 1 of her 5 races — a 20% win rate, or roughly one in every five attempts — which is a genuinely solid number for a young horse still developing. Strip those trips out and her record elsewhere looks much thinner, which is a useful pointer for anyone keeping an eye on her. She seems to find her best form when given a proper test of stamina rather than a sprint.

Her recent form figures of 10-9-3-1-7-7 tell a story of inconsistency, but that third place and the win sandwiched in the middle show she is capable of putting in a performance when conditions click. The two tens either side of those results are harder to explain without more context, though for a three-year-old still maturing, a degree of in-and-out form is not unusual.

She is trained by Brian Ellison at his yard in Norton, North Yorkshire, and Ellison has been in fine form this season with 47 winners sent out — a high-functioning yard, which suggests Elizabetty has solid support behind her. Her most regular partner has been jockey Ben Robinson, but their six races together have not produced a win yet, which is a notable blank given the horse clearly has ability. Whether that combination clicks eventually, or a change is made, will be worth watching.

Typically she runs in Class 4 races — a solid middle tier of British racing — where she is yet to win in five attempts. That zero from five at that level, set against her win at the same distance in a different setting, hints at a horse who may need things to fall just right. She raced as recently as yesterday, so Elizabetty is very much in the thick of her season, and at three there is plenty of time for the penny to drop.